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Elon Musk’s xAI is hiring two software engineers to develop AI anime “companions,” according to a job listing on the company’s website. The company is looking for a “Fullstack Engineer – Waifus” and a “Mobile Android Engineer – Waifus” to make “Grok’s realtime avatar products the best in the world” — and both pay up to $440,000 in compensation.According to Dictionary.com, a “waifu” is a “term for a fictional character, usually in anime or related media, that someone has great, and sometimes romantic, affection for.” Business Insider notes that earlier this week, xAI released two AI “companions” for Grok, the…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. When you’re launching a tech startup, it’s natural to want attention — the kind of media coverage that builds credibility, attracts investors and validates your vision. But for most early-stage founders, that kind of visibility remains out of reach.The reality is this: for every breakout startup that gets wide recognition, thousands of others struggle to gain even a mention. Not because they lack innovation, but because they haven’t built the right foundation to get noticed.So why do so many startups fail to earn meaningful media attention? And more importantly, what can they…

India has emerged as private-equity giant KKR’s top pick among emerging markets, with the global investment firm calling attention to the country’s economic resilience, policy tailwinds, and relative immunity to global turbulence.This endorsement comes as KKR reframes the global macroeconomic backdrop through the lens of intensifying geopolitical rivalries, or what it terms “great power competition”—a departure from decades of benign globalisation that favoured open markets, low inflation, and synchronised growth. However, India’s relative insulation from geopolitical and trade shocks is making it stand out.“From a macro perspective, India’s relative insulation from global trade friction remains intact,” the firm wrote in…

We all buy into the same lie.That high performers are just built differently. We think they are born with some freakish level of discipline, focus, or talent that the rest of us missed out on.But most of them started right where you are. Scrolling too much. Overthinking decisions. Stuck in cycles of “I’ll start tomorrow.”The difference? They didn’t wait for motivation but built small habits. The kind no one brags about on Instagram.So if you’ve ever thought, “I’m just not the type of person who…”—stop. You don’t need a superhero origin story. Just honesty, repetition, and a system that doesn’t…

When he’s not leading the largest bank in the U.S., JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, 69, spends his spare time reading, hiking, and traveling with family.On an episode of the “Acquired” podcast released Wednesday, Dimon said that in his “hierarchy of life,” his top three priorities were his family, his country, and his purpose, which is working at the bank, in that order. Dimon, who has three adult daughters and seven grandchildren, said that one of his daughters recently told him to get some hobbies.”And I said, ‘I do. Hanging out with you, family travel, barbecuing, wine,'” Dimon said on…

super.money, a fintech startup founded by former Flipkart executive Prakash Sikaria, is entering India’s fast-growing brokerage industry with a sharp focus on first-time and retail investors.In a LinkedIn post on Wednesday, Sikaria said the company is “reimagining stock trading for the next wave of investors,” building what he called a “radically simplified trading interface” that sits at the intersection of UPI, AI, and broking.“We believe investing shouldn’t feel intimidating, cluttered, or built only for the ‘experts,’” Sikaria said in the post. “That’s why we’re building… one that makes it effortless for millions of new investors to get started.”The company is…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. As a business owner, there is nothing more exciting than watching the venture that you built thrive. When things are going well, growth can feel effortless. This can be an exhilarating experience for an ambitious entrepreneur. But the real test comes when growth slows or the business becomes stagnant. New marketing campaigns aren’t working, your sales team struggles to convert leads, and your target consumer seems less excited about your products and services. When this happens, it’s easy to feel like a failure. No matter what you try, you can’t move the…

The Startup Policy Forum (SPF), a coalition of over 50 technology-driven companies, has launched a new platform to support India’s growing base of IPO-bound and recently listed startups. The Centre for New-Age Public Companies (CNPC) aims to serve as a founder-led platform to help startups transition into public entities amid rising interest in India’s capital markets.The announcement was made in the presence of SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey during a closed-door meeting attended by 20 startup founders and executives.The SPF said CNPC will address the regulatory, governance, and market-readiness needs of these firms, and act as a bridge between startups,…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Let me start by saying, I’m not anti-tech. I love it. I use it every day, for everything from audio and video production, to video conferencing and streaming, to time management tools. I would venture to say, and I’m sure most would agree, that technology is essential today. Technology drives efficiency, scalability and speed. It’s the backbone of logistics, data management, internal communications, marketing automation and so much more. You’d be hard-pressed to find a company that isn’t leaning on tech to gain a competitive edge.But here’s the other side of this…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. It’s the end of a typical work day, and you’re excited to come home. On the way in, you grab the mail stack and set it aside as you walk in. After getting comfy and settling in for the evening, you lounge on the couch and check social media, then your inbox. While dinner is simmering, you peruse your mail, then go back to your phone.How many ads did you just see? And more importantly — how many do you remember?This daily process is so routine to all of us that we…