The Latest Breaking News from Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship has always been a dynamic pursuit, but today’s rapidly changing world presents challenges and opportunities unlike any previous era. Globalization, technological advancement, and shifts in consumer expectations are redefining the rules of business. Entrepreneurs are no longer simply builders of products or services—they are architects of experiences, creators of…

Entrepreneur and investor Matt Haycox has launched a new founder support platform after issuing a stark warning about what he calls one of the most damaging threats in modern entrepreneurship: dangerous overconfidence. Haycox says too many founders are entering the market with enthusiasm and big ambitions, yet without the validation,…

A major shift is sweeping through the global e-commerce landscape. The dropshipping market, valued at over $365.6 billion in 2024, is expanding at record speed and is on track to surpass $1.25 trillion by 2030. With this explosive growth, a wave of new entrepreneurs — students, freelancers, stay-at-home parents, office…

Sadly, finance seems to have an outdated view of women, from the days when they needed their husbands or fathers to sign on their behalf.

A global surge in digital micro-entrepreneurs is reshaping the future of work, with direct selling, mobile technology, and AI empowering millions to build independent, flexible income streams across emerging markets.

Age can be an advantage for older entrepreneurs looking to extend their careers or supplement their income in retirement.

As of 2025, Perry Noble’s net worth is estimated at $45 million, a dramatic increase from earlier reports of just $2 million. His journey from megachurch pastor to controversial figure, and now to a rebounding leader with new ventures, highlights how faith, media, and entrepreneurship can intersect in powerful—and sometimes…

“Rich Dad Poor Dad” author Robert Kiyosaki is doubling down on his message that being an entrepreneur is the safest path in today's unstable economy.

Sufi's path to entrepreneurship was anything but linear. She began her career in Washington before finding her passion for organizing large-scale conferences, galas, and nonprofit gatherings.