If you’re starting a business, you need to plan for the worst. A business continuity plan is a vital document that outlines the steps an organization must take to ensure its critical functions continue to operate during and after an unforeseen disruption. This comprehensive guide will provide a deep dive into the key components of…
Thousands of entrepreneurs use business loans from the US Small Business Administration (SBA) every year. Of the many different kinds of small-business financing available, SBA loans often are among the most favorable in terms of repayment conditions. This can make them harder to qualify for than other financial products that a commercial bank might offer,…
Zodiac driving experienceAnd this month, Waze is tapping into the all-knowing cosmos to find out if you navigate like a Saggitarius or a Scorpio, thanks to the latest driving experience: Zodiac.Drive with a vehicle and Mood outfitted for your sign and embody your true colors on the road. Our navigation guide is well-versed in astrology…
Parks Project founder Keith Eshelman is on a mission to leave parks and trails better for the next generation—and he found he could have the most impact by starting a business. Since 2014, Parks Project has given more than $2.2 million to parks by selling outdoor-inspired clothing and gear. Keith describes Parks Project as part…
Timelapse in Google Earth is a global, zoomable time-lapse video of the planet, providing evidence of earth’s dynamic changes — from irrigation systems emerging in the deserts of Egypt and meandering rivers shifting over time in the Amazon rainforest in Pucallpa, Peru to volcanic eruptions, logging and wildfires changing the landscape of California’s Lassen National…
These 58 startups are not only surviving the challenges of war, but achieving incredible growth. Over the last year, Ukraine Support Fund recipients have gone on to raise $10.2 million in funding, grow revenues by an average of 106%, employ more than 800 tech workers—46% women—and hire 216 people. Most of these companies expanded to…
When I was 7 years old, my dad took me to the bank and the teller offered me a lollipop. But I hesitated to take it: after all, everyone had always told me candy was bad for my teeth. That’s how my company, Zolli Candy, was born — to make treats for those with dietary…