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SBA Announces Finalists for $1 Million Patriot Pitch Competition

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has unveiled the five finalists for its Freedom 250 Patriot Pitch Competition, a showcase emphasizing innovation and entrepreneurship in American small businesses. Scheduled for September 18 in Washington, D.C., these finalists will compete before a panel of celebrity judges for a share of a $1 million cash prize pool

I Started My Career With a Borrowed Ladder. Here’s How That Shaped the Way I Evaluate My Business Partners.

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways I couldn’t afford my own equipment when I decided to become a roofer, so I borrowed a ladder from my dad. The way he treated me when I was looking for my first shot in business shaped how I vet partners and dealers. It taught

Next generation of Canadian female athletes not participating in sports after COVID-19

In Canada, there are fewer women and girls participating in sports due to barriers like equity, access, racism and body image. As the sports world recovers from the pandemic, women and girls are not returning showing a larger divide than before...

Breaking news: Canadian privacy commissioners investigating TikTok

Canada’s federal privacy commissioner, along with three provincial privacy commissioners, has started an investigation into TikTok, examining how the video-streaming platform collects the personal data of Canadian users. The investigation is beginning now because class action lawsuits in the United States and Canada have been settled...

Canadian women shows effects of off-field labour distractions in loss to U.S.

Soccer Struggling to find their focus after the off-field drama of a bitter labour dispute with Canada Soccer, the Canadian women took it on...

Canadian Women’s National Soccer Team Striking Over Financial Support, Wage Disparity

Soccer The Canadian women's national soccer team is on strike due topay equity problems and budget cuts. Star forwards Christine Sinclair and Janine Beckie...

2023 Canadian Championship: Montréal, Toronto & Vancouver learn draw results | MLSSoccer.com

The 2023 Canadian Championship bracket was announced via Tuesday evening’s live draw, setting the path to nationwide glory for 14 clubs – including...

Canadian Stars Cover “Sunday Bloody Sunday” for Sudan

A group of high-profile Canadian musicians - including members of Three Days Grace, Billy Talent, Stars, Blue Rodeo, Serena Ryder, and more - recently came together as Artists for Sudan to record a new version of U2's classic "Sunday Bloody Sunday" and raise awareness of the human suffering in Sudan...

Michael Snow, Canadian artist on a ‘Wavelength’ of his own, dies at 94

He was best known for the 1967 film “Wavelength,” an avant-garde landmark comprising a slow, deceptively simple zoom across a New York City loft...

What every Canadian investor needs to know today

What every Canadian investor needs to know today  The Globe and Mail Stock market news live updates: Nasdaq builds on last week's gains; S&P 500, Dow fall to start week  Yahoo Canada Finance U.S. stocks give up rally above key mark…

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SBA Announces Finalists for $1 Million Patriot Pitch Competition

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has unveiled the five finalists for its Freedom 250 Patriot Pitch Competition, a showcase emphasizing innovation and entrepreneurship in American small businesses. Scheduled for September 18 in Washington, D.C., these finalists will compete before a panel of celebrity judges for a share of a $1 million cash prize pool

I Started My Career With a Borrowed Ladder. Here’s How That Shaped the Way I Evaluate My Business Partners.

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways I couldn’t afford my own equipment when I decided to become a roofer, so I borrowed a ladder from my dad. The way he treated me when I was looking for my first shot in business shaped how I vet partners and dealers. It taught

Formerly bankrupt retailer overhauls 48-year-old offering

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NYT: Trump-Backed WLFI Took $100M From a Money Laundering Suspect

World Liberty Financial’s largest disclosed token purchase traces back to a Chinese businessman under active UK investigation for money laundering, the New York Times reported, with up to $75 million flowing to Trump family and Witkoff-linked entities. Key Takeaways Aqua1 Foundation bought $100 million in WLFI tokens on June 26, per the New York Times.