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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Adam White was a freshman in college when he founded the first iteration of Front Office Sports as a class project. A decade later, that project has evolved into a media company capable of hosting what felt like the equivalent of the Geneva Convention of sports in Times Square. At the second annual Tuned In Conference, FOS brought together top executives from Fox, NBC, CBS, ESPN and TNT, alongside league commissioners like the NBA’s Adam Silver and MLB’s Rob Manfred. Even sports media heavyweights like ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith and Outkick’s Clay…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Generative AI threatens millions of service, clerical, and legal support roles worldwide. New high-value jobs will emerge, but reskilling is critical to avoid wage polarization. Governments and companies must balance regulation, retraining, and adaptation to ensure inclusive AI-driven growth. The rapid advance of artificial intelligence has revived an old debate: will automation destroy more jobs than it creates or trigger a productivity boom large enough to lift wages and living standards? I approach that question by examining three data points. First, where job losses are already emerging. Second, which new…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways A recent Gallup poll indicates that less than half of employees know what is expected of them, correlating clarity with productivity and successful leadership. Clarity is emerging as a foundational strategy, with effective CEOs focusing on clear goals and communication to enable faster achievement of ambitious objectives. Moving away from the traditional growth-at-all-costs mentality, especially prevalent in venture capital, can lead to more sustainable business practices and healthier work cultures. Sustainable growth for a business is a near-ubiquitous goal, but the strategy for achieving that can determine success. Historically, growth-at-all-costs…

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Netflix is actively recruiting for a remote, high-paying job that involves working with generative AI. Key Takeaways Netflix is hiring a generative AI product manager, a fully remote role that pays up to $700,000. The role is part of Netflix’s bigger plan to fold AI into its operations. Netflix is actively recruiting for the position, which was posted in late September. While companies are mandating employees back to the office, Netflix is offering $700,000 for a fully-remote role. The streaming giant posted an opening on its internal job board on September 23 for a generative AI product manager, and the…

Perplexity, valued at around $20 billion, launched its Comet browser in July. Key Takeaways Perplexity just made its $200-a-month search engine completely free. ‘Millions’ of people were on a waitlist for the AI browser, Perplexity had claimed. Comet offers AI summaries from “high-quality” sourcing with an “assistant” built in. In July, AI startup Perplexity, valued at around $20 billion, launched an AI browser called Comet. The $200-a-month service offered a search engine with AI-generated summaries (focused on high-quality sources) and an “assistant” built into the browser that can automate web searching and other tasks. Now, it’s free. Perplexity CEO Aravind…

Key Takeaways Younger shoppers, especially Gen Z, now see secondhand as sustainable, affordable and even brag-worthy — a major cultural shift. BaseCamp’s proprietary pricing and POS system removes the subjectivity of resale, letting franchisees operate with fast-food-style efficiency. Franchisees don’t just run profitable stores — they help families stretch paychecks, give parents affordable access to quality goods and reduce waste. Resale isn’t just about bargains anymore — it’s about big business. Tyler and Zach Gordon, the brothers behind secondhand brands Uptown Cheapskate and Kid to Kid, have scaled parent company BaseCamp Franchising into a $250 million system, proving that, in…

Baby boomers hold 51.7% of the nation’s wealth, more than any other generation. Key Takeaways Although Boomers make up less than 20% of the population, they own nearly 41% of all real estate in the U.S., according to a new report. Real estate accounted for 22.7% of Boomers’ total wealth. Gen X owns 12.2% less real estate compared to Boomers at the same age, per the report. Baby boomers may account for less than a fifth of the population, but they own almost 41% of all real estate in the country — nearly $20 trillion worth, according to a recent…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. This article is part of the America’s Favorite Mom & Pop Shops series. Read more stories Key Takeaways Small details deliver big experiences. Every customer is an influencer. Consistency and feedback fuel growth. For Elisa Marshall, co-founder of Maman cafés, entrepreneurship started in childhood—helping her parents sell antiques on eBay at 13 and running lemonade stands. Torn between multiple passions, it wasn’t until she moved to New York City that a longing for home sparked the idea for Maman, a coffee shop rooted in nostalgia but built for the bustle of the…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Most resistance isn’t defiance — it’s a signal that risk hasn’t been fully translated. The right question can turn pushback into your most valuable insight. The CFO slammed her laptop shut. “This is insane,” she said. “We’re three weeks into the NetSuite migration, and my team is entering every invoice twice. We’re working until midnight just to keep up.” The CEO looked confused. Wasn’t this supposed to make things easier? Every leader has experienced it: you announce a new system or process, and instead of enthusiasm, you get pushback. Teams…