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We are less than two weeks from the election that will decide who will occupy the White House and fill vacant Senate seats, governors’ mansions and countless local offices. Whether you realize it or not, how you vote can influence the success or failure of your small business. Tempting as it may be to pick candidates whose ideology and political leanings mirror your own, as a small or medium-sized business (SMB), your vote shouldn’t be driven by emotion alone. Instead, it should be a strategic decision that could have a bearing on the health of your business, including its cash…

In This Story Boeing ( BA +0.82% ), the aerospace company with a storied past of working with NASA, is exploring a sale of its space-focused programs, including its Starliner space vehicle and International Space Station (ISS) operations. Boeing’s stock briefly rose 1% today. “Boeing doesn’t comment on market rumors or speculation,” a company spokesperson told Quartz, when asked for a response. Ortberg, who became CEO in August, has prioritized restructuring and asset sales to offset Boeing’s financial losses. The company’s largest union recently extended a strike, halting most airplane production. Members of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers…

The following is a guest post by Yannik Schrade, CEO and Co-founder of Arcium. When Oracle AI CTO Larry Ellison shared his vision for a global network of AI-powered surveillance that would keep citizens on their “best behavior” , critics were quick to draw comparisons to George Orwell’s 1984 and describe his business pitch as dystopian. Mass surveillance is a breach of privacy, has negative psychological effects , and intimidates people from engaging in protests . But what is most disturbing about Ellison’s vision for the future is that AI-powered mass surveillance is already a reality. During the Summer Olympics…

In 2021, General Electric divided into three separate businesses with an eye toward aviation, healthcare, and energy, therefore redefining its destiny. GE’s dramatic split let it release a whole load of value for its owners by shedding its heavy conglomerate structure. GE improved its financial openness and operational focus by allowing every division the ability to simplify processes and hone strategies, something that attracted the market. Investors were fast to see the advantages since every newly established firm could now serve investor preferences and industry-specific goals, hence improving performance and shareholder value. Could Boeing take a similar route and release…

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This post is a guest contribution by George Siosi Samuels, managing director at Faiā. See how Faiā is committed to staying at the forefront of technological advancements here. As governments and enterprises increasingly rely on AI-driven digital infrastructure, cybersecurity and data sovereignty have become paramount. With data breaches, ransomware attacks, and phishing schemes growing more sophisticated, operational integrity and stakeholder trust are constantly threatened. The stakes are even higher for governments, where national security and citizen trust are tied to data protection. In this landscape, data sovereignty—where sensitive data must remain within a nation’s borders—has become a focal point for organizations worldwide. However, addressing these challenges while…

While Jared Kushner moved to D.C. to advise former president Trump and then to Miami to pursue private equity, his family’s real estate business quietly prospered in his absence—rebuilding a portfolio that’s now more valuable than his father-in-law’s. By Monica Hunter-Hart and Giacomo Tognini , Forbes Staff In 2018, the Kushner family was at a turning point. One year into Jared Kushner’s tenure as senior advisor at the White House to his father-in-law Donald Trump, the family’s real estate business, Kushner Companies, was facing battles on multiple fronts. Rumors swirled about possible investigations into influence from Chinese and Qatari investors,…

In my own journey, I know firsthand how leadership and being an entrepreneur can sometimes feel like navigating through stormy seas, especially when I left my corporate career without a clear plan. The landscape was constantly shifting around me, and it was easy to feel overwhelmed by the unknown. But it was in that uncertainty that I found the power of bold leadership. I believe, “Boldness isn’t about being fearless; It is about believing in yourself and stepping forward, even when you feel the fear.” It’s in those moments, when everything feels out of control, that bold leadership becomes not…

Many Americans continue to believe that the CEOs of the nation’s largest companies are largely Donald Trump supporters—but nothing could be further from the truth. Some of the confusion may arise from the simple fact that sitting CEOs generally cannot speak out publicly as they fear alienating their employees and customers and provoking a Trump retaliation. These negatives clearly outweigh the small upside that any one voice might provide, so current CEOs remain silent publicly while expressing great concern in private. But their inability to speak out publicly should not be confused with support or even lack of preference. As…

If you’re not following politics, you might have missed that the Washington Post opted not to endorse anyone in this year’s presidential election. Most people expected the Post to endorse Kamala Harris, and there was quite the backlash, with over 200,000 people canceling their subscriptions over the move. Jeff Bezos, the owner of the Washington Post, made this decision, and he explained it in an op-ed. His explanation is something that all business leaders need to pay attention to. So, just for a moment, set aside your feelings about the upcoming election and consider his advice in the broader context.…

A new-to-the-market Texas estate is offering potential business investors the chance to uncork a lucrative new venture, courtesy of four very funky rental properties that sit on its land. The 5.12-acre property, listed for $2.35 million, comes complete with a foursome of cabins that are housed in giant wine barrels. Located in Fredericksburg, TX, the estate also boasts a three-bedroom, two-bathroom main residence known as Hickory Haus, which is capable of housing up to 10 people, according to the listing. But without a doubt, the star of this rare real estate gem is those wine barrel cabins, which were built…

In my early years of entrepreneurship, I believed that the more I tried to manage all aspects of my business, the more successful it would be. I thought that micromanaging was my way of protecting myself from failure. But I soon realized that while I was busy trying to control everything, I was losing the one thing that mattered most: freedom — the absence of work constraints and the ability to think tactically and creatively and have personal time. The epiphany that struck me was that real freedom is not about releasing oneself; rather, it is about exercising leadership sensibly…