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The Accountability Scorecard Every Founder Needs

By Richard | Aug 7, 2026

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Accountability is just a buzzword unless you can actually demonstrate how your business is becoming more accountable. Real accountability covers three groups: customers, talent and the public. I created a scorecard that breaks into 10 yes-or-no questions across these three areas. A low score isn’t […]

Meta Ordered to Pay $567 Million and Change Teen Accounts

By Richard | Aug 7, 2026

A New Mexico judge ordered Meta on Thursday to pay $567 million into a fund for youth mental health, and to make real changes to how the platform treats teen users, according to CNN. It’s the second big penalty in this case. A jury already found Meta liable back in March and ordered $375 million […]

Business Helping Employees See Hazards Makes Millions: COVE

By Richard | Aug 7, 2026

Key Takeaways The Toledo Museum of Art in Ohio launched COVE in 2017. COVE aims to lower workplace incidents and funnels revenue to the museum. The business’s workshop model and modules contribute to ongoing growth. What can a Fortune 500 company learn from an art museum? Quite a lot, it turns out.  The Toledo Museum […]

How Google Is Rewriting Search — and What Entrepreneurs Must Do Before Their Competitors Do

By Richard | Aug 7, 2026

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways AI answers have replaced the ten blue links as the primary product of search — and there is no page two to fall back on. Google has published the rulebook for AI visibility, and the entrepreneurs who read it before their competitors do will own […]

The 70/20/10 Rule That Keeps Your Marketing Budget From Going Stale

By Richard | Aug 6, 2026

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Anchor your marketing budget at 10% of projected gross sales, not last year’s revenue, because you can’t market into the past. Split that budget 70/20/10 — 70% to what already works, 20% to promising bets and 10% to true experiments — and rebalance every quarter […]

An AI Boss Ran a San Francisco Store for the First Time

By Richard | Aug 6, 2026

Key Takeaways For the past four months, staff at the Andon Market store in San Francisco have been getting a firsthand glimpse at what it’s like to answer to an AI boss. Andon Market is the world’s first retail boutique run by AI, and it shows that AI is a lenient supervisor. However, the technology […]

6 AI Governance Best Practices for Small Businesses

By Richard | Aug 6, 2026

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Few small businesses possess a legal department, compliance manager or IT personnel who review AI applications before launching them. But privacy laws, consumer protection legislation and laws on automatic decision-making systems affect small businesses in the same way they affect a big company. Businesses that […]

What I’ve Learned to Audit Before Every Global Expansion — and What I Now Rebuild From Scratch

By Richard | Aug 6, 2026

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Success in one market never automatically transfers to another — the product may stay the same at its core, but positioning, distribution, communication and compliance have to be rebuilt for every region you enter. Purpose is not a brand exercise in global expansion — it […]

What Everyone Gets Wrong About Their Weight and Energy

By Richard | Aug 5, 2026

I love talking to entrepreneurs whose mission goes far beyond profits — they genuinely want to improve people’s lives. McCall McPherson, founder of Modern Thyroid Clinic, has done exactly that, redefining thyroid and metabolic health diagnosis and treatment through nationwide telemedicine. She built the business from a solo brick-and-mortar practice in Austin into a 16,000-patient […]

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