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The signature program of the Griggs Innovators Nexus at Mizzou, Entrepreneur Quest (EQ) offers participants access to resources and mentors, training them to translate their ideas into scalable start-ups.

At 20 years old, Easton Duhigg’s first priority is focusing on how he wants to make a living.

The thrifting boom is helping Malvern entrepreneur Ashley Ralligh turn her online resale business into Mainline ReChic storefront at the Philadelphia WPVI

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Neb. (KOLN) – Rylee Greiman, owner of The Wandering Lilac, started her business in 2023 to fill a gap in Chadron’s local food scene

Through her work in Florida, luxury brand strategy, and an established community of buyers in LATAM, the Monarquía founder connects international fashion with a personal understanding of the US and Latin American customer.

This week, Ninejoy Semiconductor completed a new round of financing. Founded by Liu Hongjie, a female engineering PhD, this company focused on SRAM computing-in-memory chips has raised a total of 1 billion yuan in accumulated financing to date, with miHoYo prominently listed among the investors in its latest financing round.

For many international audiences, Ukraine remains synonymous with war. But beyond the headlines, artists continue to paint landscapes, portraits, and scenes of everyday life, preserving the country’s identity and documenting what Ukrainians are fighting to protect.

It started out as a neighborhood car wash. But what happened in Montclair eventually became an exercise in community spirit – and a valuable lesson in entrepreneurship for an inspiring young businessman

Fitness influencers are impressive, but their results may seem unattainable for people who don’t make their living showcasing perfect physiques via posts and reels. What if you could learn from people aren’t fitness pros, but who have figured out how to build healthy habits into demanding lives as entrepreneurs, executives, and professionals? We call them…