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500+Forbes - Entrepreneurs / by Shani Syphrett, Women@Forbes / 1d

Lauren Napier went from celebrity makeup artist to self-funded beauty brand founder with global fanfare. Now she's building her business on her terms and empowering women to celebrate the beauty that lies underneath their makeup.

Meet Humphrey Kariuki,The Kenyan Multi-Millionaire Preserving Endangered Animal Species

200+Forbes - Entrepreneurs / by Mfonobong Nsehe, Contributor / 19h

Kenyan multi-millionaire Humphrey Kariuki Ndegwa built a fortune in oil, alcohol, hotels and shopping malls. He's now channeling his resources towards preserving some of the world's endangered animals species at his Animal Orphanage in Mount Kenya.

What Millennial Millionaires Know That The Rest Of Us Don't (Yet)

300+Forbes - Entrepreneurs / by Jules Schroeder, Under 30 / 1d

What's the secret behind self-made millennial millionaire's success? Learn directly from the source.

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What A BBC Radio Sports Program Taught Me About Customer Surveys

36Forbes - Entrepreneurs / by Adrian Swinscoe, Contributor / 9h

Recently, I wrote an article about five ways to improve customer feedback survey response rates. A recent episode of Fighting Talk on BBC Radio 5 Live, a sports program, taught me that I had should have added a sixth. This article explains what it is and why it is important.

Complete Your 2018-2019 FAFSA Using The IRS Data Retrieval Tool (DRT)

15Forbes - Entrepreneurs / by Troy Onink, Contributor / 9h

The IRS Data Retrieval Tool (DRT) is available to help families files the 2018-2019 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

Big Governments Won't Kill Bitcoin Or Uber

100+Forbes - Entrepreneurs / by Panos Mourdoukoutas, Contributor / 10h

Big governments and the institutions that align behind them -- big banks and big unions -- won't kill Bitcoin and Uber. In democratic societies, people will eventually send home politicians who stand against them and the technologies that better their lives.

Productive Conflict Is Not An Oxymoron

22Forbes - Entrepreneurs / by Rodger Dean Duncan, Contributor / 11h

Conflict is inevitable. Combat is optional. Conflict is not inherently bad. Conflict is not some noxious weed that needs to be eradicated from the organizational garden. In fact, conflict—when it’s handled appropriately—can lead to breakthrough solutions. Here are some helpful tips.

In Blockchain We Trust? Not Yet, Say Consumers

22Forbes - Entrepreneurs / by Roger Aitken, Contributor / 11h

When it comes to Blockchain and its mainstream adoption, some argue that developers must continue to address the gaps between 'ideal' and 'real-world' scenarios as seen in the case of cryptocurrency exchanges. Users must also be given a clear voice in how agreements and transactions are fashioned.

Want To Build An Irresistible Offering? Use These Three Approaches To Customer Empathy

13Forbes - Entrepreneurs / by Sara Weinreb, Women@Forbes / 12h

Want to build a product, offering, or service your customers can't resist? Use these three techniques for customer empathy.

Portugal Is Back From The Brink Of Economic Collapse--Could Greece Be Next?

29Forbes - Entrepreneurs / by Panos Mourdoukoutas, Contributor / 13h

Portugal Is coming back from the brink of economic collapse. Greece could be next.

What Legacy Would You Leave Behind If You Left Your Company Today?

20Forbes - Entrepreneurs / by Glenn Llopis, Contributor / 14h

Leaders must believe in the power of significance to leave a legacy – success by selfish gain is not enough.

National Customer Service Week Is Approaching -- How Will You Celebrate?

22Forbes - Entrepreneurs / by Shep Hyken, Contributor / 15h

National Customer Service Week is observed each year during the first week of October. As a customer service expert, this is my big holiday. Retailers have Black Friday; I have Customer Service Week. For the past three years, I’ve written an article about it for Forbes. And this year's no exception.

Red Bull Formula One Investment Accelerates Four-fold To $55 million

19Forbes - Entrepreneurs / by Christian Sylt, Contributor / 17h

Red Bull's investment in its Formula One auto racing team accelerated four-fold to $55 million last year as it lost sponsorship from luxury auto brand Infiniti and costs surged 9.2% to $265.9 million driven by a boost in bonuses and a change in regulations.

Inside the Meteoric Rise of ICOs

26Forbes - Entrepreneurs / by Chance Barnett, Contributor / 22h

Initial Coin Offerings, or ICOs, have accounted for $2.3 billion in funding - more than the Venture Capital industry has invested into blockchain-based startups - so far in 2017. Here's what's behind the meteoric growth of ICOs.

Is A Judgment Enforceable On Appeal?

16Forbes - Entrepreneurs / by Jay Adkisson, Contributor / 1d

Judgments are enforceable on appeal unless the debtor posts an appeal bond, which means the creditor can continue to collect.

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Get More Word of Mouth Referrals Using These 4 Tips

41Forbes - Entrepreneurs / by Abdullahi Muhammed, Under 30 / 1d

Word of mouth is the most influential point in making purchasing decisions. The following tips will detail how to get the clients you have impressed to spread the word.

An Entrepreneur's Guide To Surviving Conference Season

25Forbes - Entrepreneurs / by Chris Myers, Contributor / 1d

Conference season is upon us. Here are three important tips to getting the most out of it.

Why This Founder Scrapped His Product Design After Winning A CES Innovation Award

100+Forbes - Entrepreneurs / by Katheryn Thayer, Forbes Staff / 1d

How he set a high standard and kept iterating.

Splashing Cold Water In The Face Of Corporate Tax Reform

10Forbes - Entrepreneurs / by Robert Goulder, Contributor / 1d

A recent economic study from Len Burman, Kimberly Clausing, and Lydia Austin, prods us to reconsider our basic understanding of double taxation.

This Week In Credit Card News: Why U.S. Was Primed For Disaster Like Equifax; Card Delinquencies Rise

19Forbes - Entrepreneurs / by Bill Hardekopf, Contributor / 1d

A recap of what took place this week in the credit card and payment industries