Angel Investor’s Epic Twitter Rant About ‘Fake’ Founders in ‘Startup Land’
A piece of Jason Calacanis' advice for those with a startup: "If you’ve been faking as a founder you have permission to fold up shop
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How This Black Female Chemist is Helping to Solve Sex Crimes
The Ph.D. who is an assistant professor at the University of Central Florida (UCF), was awarded a grant of $324,000 for her research.
Ask Sheree: How to Deal With a Life Changing Diagnosis
Intuitive Life Strategist Sheree Franklin shares advice on how to cope after being diagnosed with a life-altering disease that threatens your career
9 Easy Ways to Prioritize Your Daily To-Do List
Members of Young Entrepreneur Council, an org comprised of the world's most promising young entrepreneurs, share tips on how to prioritize your day.
7 Most Important Areas of Business Budding Entrepreneurs Should Focus On
Members of Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC) share advice on the most important areas to focus on when you're just getting your business off the ground
Nigerian Fintech Startup Lands $1.3 Million in Investments
The funds will go to building out Paystack's engineering team in Lagos, Nigeria, expanding business operations, and marketing to new customers.
Nick F. Nelson’s ‘Stay Tuned’ Offers Tips on Work-Life Balance
Nick F. Nelson's debut book. "Stay Tuned: Balancing Faith, Family and Career Without Comprising You," will help you find success in both life and career.
Operation Hope’s John Hope Bryant Named ‘Innovator of the Year’
Find out why American Banker magazine has deemed Operation Hope Founder and CEO, John Hope Bryant, 2016 Innovator of the Year.
Electoral College Set on Voting Trump in as President
Despite ongoing protests and a concerted effort to prevent Donald Trump from becoming president, electors will likely vote for the reality star as president
Getting Two Years of College for Free
And too often, critics like Ruth Lopez Turley, the director of the Houston Education Research Consortium, worry that these programs have attracted lower-income students of