Advice from a 101-year-old business owner: 'If you don't like what you're doing, then change'

A 101-year-old jewelry business owner, Anne Angeletti, still works six days a week and says it makes her happy.

Hollywood Power Business Manager Anna DerParseghian Shares Advice: “There Is No Cookie-Cutter Approach to Building Generational Wealth”

DerParseghian is the recipient of THR's 2025 Business Manager Icon Award.

Future Proofing Your Communications Strategy: Four Tips For Business Continuity In A Crisis

Future-proofing your communications means planning for uncertainty while keeping people at the center. With the right ...

Ten Tips To Ensure Your Incentive Scheme Helps Build Toward Your Exit

A well‑designed incentive scheme is one of the most practical levers you have to accelerate enterprise value on the way to a ...

Selena Gomez shares a piece of business advice from Taylor Swift that helps her run her billion-dollar beauty brand

Both Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift are part of a small circle of musicians who have achieved billionaire status.

To Raise Prices or Not to Raise Prices: Tariff Tips for Small Businesses

Small businesses are making critical decisions. Should they pass on higher costs due to tariffs, or would that only cost them ...

Selena Gomez Says Taylor Swift’s One-Sentence Business Advice Helped Her Create a Billion Dollar Brand

Selena Gomez reached billionaire status in September 2024 mostly due to her makeup brand, Rare Beauty. Now, she’s crediting ...
Fast Company

20 business leaders share their best advice for the next generation

The Fast Company Executive Board is a private, fee-based network of influential leaders, experts, executives, and entrepreneurs who share their insights with our audience. BY Fast Company Executive ...

Stop Following This Popular Startup Advice — It’s Quietly Destroying Businesses

These common but misleading pieces of startup advice can harm your company before it even has a chance to survive.
Slate

My Spouse and I Started a Business. But One Fatal Flaw Has Brought Us to Disaster.

Four years ago, my spouse and I entered a business partnership with someone we didn’t know well. The business is service-based. My spouse works primarily as one of the service providers, and I work in ...