A first-of-its-kind Costco with 800 apartment units above it is coming to Baldwin Hills, a neighborhood in South Los Angeles that Census Reporter finds has a poverty rate 25% higher than the national average. The complex includes 184 apartments for low-income households, with the rest of the units offered as a mix of unsubsidized, affordable,…
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Even though the Big Apple is the richest city in the U.S., with nearly 350,000 millionaires and 60 billionaires, New York State doesn’t even crack the top 10 when it comes to the usage of private jets, according to data from aviation safety company Argus International. The data, which was analyzed by the travel company…
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Job hunters are having a tough time reentering the workforce. According to a Sunday report from the Wall Street Journal, it now takes job seekers an average of six months to find employment, a month more than in years past. The number of people unemployed, meaning without a job but trying to find work, is…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. When I first met former President Jimmy Carter, I had a lot to learn. It was the late ’90s and I was a rookie journalist covering a trip Carter took to Colorado to help 100 at-risk youth experience the transformative power of the outdoors. For a new…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Across the world, there is an alarming long-term trend: Companies are struggling to survive. An analysis by Statista shows that companies have been losing their lasting power since 1965. Companies on Standard & Poor’s 500 Index were analyzed during 2020, and it was found that the average…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Lately, traveling for work has been almost a full-time job. On a recent trip to Southeast Asia, I visited four countries in four days — Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam and the Philippines — before flying straight home. Then, there was a whirlwind tour of Sweden, Germany and Holland…
Who thought that AI-generated Facebook and Instagram users were something any rational human being would want to be friends with? Executives at Meta did. In an interview with the Financial Times just before the new year, Connor Hayes, a vice president for Meta’s generative AI, explained Meta’s plans to have AI users appear on its…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. When I founded my first company, I looked at reports and updates for investors as administrative tasks. Homework, in other words, outside my core duties as a CEO. But then I had an epiphany that changed my whole perspective — and my business. I discovered that having…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Every year brings new challenges and opportunities for business owners. As 2025 begins, it’s a good idea to evaluate the previous year and look ahead to changes that might affect your industry. Staying ahead of these shifts is the best way to stay competitive and maintain long-term…
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A bluefin tuna sold for 207 million yen (around $1.3 million) at Tokyo’s Toyosu fish market on Sunday, the second-highest price ever recorded since the auction started collecting data in 1999. Michelin-starred sushi chain operator, Onodera Group, and seafood wholesaler Yamayuki co-purchased the 608-pound (275 kilogram) Bluefin. The fisherman who caught the motorcycle-sized tuna, 73-year-old…
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