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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. In 2012, just after wrapping up a late-night hackathon with my small team, I received an email that sent my heart leaping into my throat: Our domain was being suspended due to a U.S. Secret Service investigation. At the time, Jotform was still a scrappy startup. We had no legal team, no PR advisor, no crisis plan whatsoever. I had a terrible, sinking feeling that everything we had worked so hard to build was suddenly at risk.After the initial shock, my first thought came to me with surprising clarity: We had to…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. I’ve written several articles about the rise of non-alcoholic (NA) beverages, from Dry January to the “sober curious” movement that’s gone from niche to mainstream. While I still enjoy a craft cocktail with my husband once in a while, alcohol rarely fits into my routine.I enjoy alternatives that feel intentional, functional and are crafted with purpose. What I don’t enjoy is paying $15 for a mocktail that turns out to be little more than lemonade in a fancy glass.That’s why brands like Almave stand out to me. The NA space isn’t just…

Dr. Tom Andriacchi, PhD, is Professor Emeritus at Stanford University, President of SomaTX Design, and co-inventor of KneeMo, “the first smart wearable designed specifically to reduce knee pain during movement,” he told Entrepreneur. We asked Andriacchi how his company developed the product, the business moves he’s made to get it out into the world, and his best advice for entrepreneurs in the health tech space.Can you explain how KneeMo is different from other knee pain products?Unlike standard braces that simply support or compress the joint, KneeMo actively uses motion-sensing technology and vibration therapy to reduce pain in real time. The…

CRED has long courted India’s high–credit score set. Now it’s taking that playbook up a notch with Sovereign, an invite-only society anchored by an 18-karat gold credit card that promises everything from syndicated startup investments to civilian spaceflight.Membership brings syndicated access to early-stage startup investments—alongside angels like CRED founder Kunal Shah himself—as well as early rights to buy rare real estate, art and collectibles through auction houses such as Christie’s and Sotheby’s. There are also invitation-only salons for members to trade ideas and back projects.Members are promised priority access to yachts, private jets, helicopters and even curated civilian spaceflight. Sovereign…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Ted Xenohristos, co-founder and chief concept officer of Cava, drew inspiration from his immigrant parents’ Greek heritage and the food he ate growing up. What began as a humble restaurant inside an old Russian bakery in Rockville, Maryland, blossomed into a national brand with 380 locations across 28 states and Washington, D.C.”We wanted to do it for an affordable price and [offer] something that people could share,” Xenohristos says. “We built that first restaurant with our bare hands. Everything [was] from the Dollar Store, Target, Home Goods.”The first few weeks of business…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. I own a firm dedicated to business optimization. Since the passage of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” or OBBBA, I’m now more inclined than ever to advise my larger and more growth-focused clients to consider the C corporation over other popular entity types such as LLCs and S corporations. That said, for smaller businesses and owners who rely year-by-year on their business profits for personal living expenses, the LLC or S corporation may still be the right fit for maximum tax savings.A refresher on pass-through incomeIn order to understand the impact…

Digital payments startup Pine Labs has hit profitability for the first time just as the payments company prepares to head to the bourses with India’s biggest fintech initial public offering (IPO) this year.Pine Labs posted its maiden net profit of Rs 44.97 crore in FY25, swinging from a loss of Rs 182.31 crore a year earlier, according to company disclosures citing consolidated financial results.Total income rose 25.5% to Rs 1,735.1 crore in FY25 from Rs 1,382.6 crore a year earlier. Manwhile expenses edged up 3.3% to Rs 1,676.8 crore compared with Rs 1,622.8 crore in FY24.“The company has been Adjusted…

Disclosure: Our goal is to feature products and services that we think you’ll find interesting and useful. If you purchase them, Entrepreneur may get a small share of the revenue from the sale from our commerce partners. We’ve all seen the stats: a huge percentage of professionals say they want to write a book. But between client calls, internal meetings, and just keeping your inbox manageable, it’s no surprise that the manuscript remains a Google Doc titled “Book_Outline_FINAL_v3”.That’s where Youbooks comes in. It’s an AI-powered non-fiction book generator built for entrepreneurs who have insights worth sharing with the world, but…

TVS Motor Company has inked a pact with leasing and asset management company ALT Mobility to deploy 3,000 electric three-wheelers this fiscal year.As part of the collaboration, TVS will provide vehicles, while ALT Mobility will procure, lease, and finance them through its ecosystem.The models, variants, and specifications will be jointly finalised to best serve customer needs, and the vehicles will be rolled out through TVS Motor’s extensive network of authorised dealers and ALT’s point of sales across India, the company said in a statement.The vehicles will be deployed under ALT’s drive-to-own leasing model to individual drivers and fleet operators for…

Over the last few years, we’ve witnessed a fundamental shift in the global capability center (GCC) narrative. What was once viewed as a cost arbitrage model has matured into a more strategic engine, fueled by the dual forces of talent and transformation. And from where I sit, India is now central to that conversation.The pandemic wasn’t just a temporary disruptor. In fact, it accelerated what I would call the “realignment” of global operations.Within the first few months, companies that had previously been cautious about scaling operations remotely found confidence. And that confidence turned into conviction. The pace of GCC expansion…