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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. At Bask Health, we once forced every new patient to download a separate app just to upload their ID. Only 40% of them made it through. Six weeks of development, thousands of dollars spent, and we called it a funnel. That one decision cost us more patients than any Facebook ad ever brought in.Turns out, healthcare has a cart abandonment problem, just like ecommerce. But instead of a forgotten pair of sneakers, it’s unbooked visits, lost revenue and patients who still need help. And unlike a shopping cart, an abandoned patient is…

Labubu, a plush toy doll, is hanging off handbags around the world. And the monster-like accessory has helped its parent company’s revenue skyrocket.Pop Mart, a character-based entertainment company and toymaker, reported a 400% first-half net profit this week. On a call with analysts on Wednesday, CEO Wang Ning, 38, said that the company could reach 30 billion yuan ($4.18 billion) in revenue this year “quite easy,” per Reuters.Related: ‘It’s an Addiction’: Rise of the Squishmallows, an Irresistible Plush Toy With an Adult Fanbase The Labubu brand is part of the Pop Mart’s Monsters series, which alone generated around $670 million…

Anil Agarwal, the founder and chairman of diversified mining company Vedanta Resources, believes that the convergence of natural resources and technology can propel the entire country. In a freewheeling conversation with YourStory founder and CEO Shradha Sharma in Hindi, the 71-year-old mining magnate discusses everything from his optimism for India’s economic future to how perceptions about mining are changing in the country, and from the role of women in the workforce to his memories growing up in Bihar.Need to back entrepreneurs“The beginning of India’s rise has started. We are impatient, we want it to happen within our own lifetime, but it…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Let’s be honest: Most of what we call artificial intelligence today is really just pattern-matching on autopilot. It looks impressive until you scratch the surface. These systems can generate essays, compose code and simulate conversation, but at their core, they’re predictive tools trained on scraped, stale content. They do not understand context, intent or consequence.It’s no wonder then that in this boom of AI use, we’re still seeing basic errors, issues and fundamental flaws that lead many to question whether the technology really has any benefit outside its novelty.These large language models…

In the fast-changing world of digital finance, the promise of earning yield on crypto assets has been around for years but the reality has often fallen short. Between confusing DeFi protocols, smart contract risks, and fragmented tools, most businesses and users find themselves stuck between high-risk options or too much technical overhead.But behind the scenes, one company has been quietly fixing this problem for institutions and fintech companies around the world: Coinchange.Founded in 2018 in Toronto, Coinchange Financials Inc. has built a regulated, institutional-grade yield platform that helps companies offer passive income on crypto assets without the usual complexity. From…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. After three decades in capital markets and entrepreneurial ventures, I’ve learned one hard truth: Most founders wait too long to think about their exit. They’re focused on growing the business, product-market fit, hiring the right people or raising their next round, and understandably so. But here’s the reality: The companies that scale, endure and lead are the ones built with the end in mind.Having an exit mindset doesn’t mean you’re planning to abandon ship. It means you’re architecting your business with intention and strategic foresight. Whether your future includes an IPO, a…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Social media puts every aspect of our appearance under a microscope, and insecurities are more visible than ever. You’re not just worried about coworkers noticing a bald spot or a grey patch — everyone can see everything about you online.But as any savvy entrepreneur knows, small problems can spark big opportunities. Rewind It 10, a beard dye brand, is capitalizing on that very tension. By partnering with music and entertainment mogul DJ Khaled, the brand is turning a confidence crisis into a growth strategy — boosting self-assurance for customers while driving its…

Google employees have developed AI that wins gold medals at math competitions — but when it comes to their everyday work tasks, they might need to step it up.Since Google CEO Sundar Pichai stated at an all-hands meeting in July that employees must use AI daily for the tech giant to move forward, the company is reportedly increasing pressure on employees to prove their productivity. Several current employees told Business Insider that their managers have been promoting an AI-first approach by asking workers to demonstrate how they use the technology.Related: ‘No Longer Optional’: Microsoft Staff Mandated to Use AI at…

Zupee, one of India’s largest online gaming startups, said it will discontinue all paid games after the Parliament passed a law banning real-money gaming platforms. More companies in the space are expected to make similar announcements as the industry absorbs the sweeping prohibition.Dream Sports will also halt its real money gaming verticals at Dream 11, and shift focus on other verticals such as Fancode, a pay-per view sports streaming website which has signed a multi-year deal with popular Spanish football league La Liga.“Zupee remains fully operational and our players can continue to enjoy their favourite games on the platform,” a…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Here’s the uncomfortable truth: Most founders are still chasing yesterday’s markets. They’re building tools for productivity, or consumer apps that feel safe and familiar. Meanwhile, a new generation of companies is tackling the most universal customer need on earth — more years of energy, clarity and performance.This isn’t wellness 2.0. This is the redefinition of healthcare, insurance, consumer products and even food. By 2030, the longevity economy will be worth an estimated $27 trillion globally. For business leaders, this represents a once-in-a-generation category: It touches everyone, enables recurring revenues and rewards those…