3 Financial Experts Recall Their First Reckoning with Money, and Offer Savings Tips of Their Own →
I spoke with LearnVest CEO and Founder Alexa Von Tobel, and the New York Times' Dealbook editor Andrew Ross Sorkin and Your Money columnist Ron Lieber, and asked, "What was your first reckoning with money?" Here, they share their earliest memories about earning and spending money, and their own savings tips for younger generations.
Read MoreAs the Lending Industry Awaits Regulation Changes, Innovators Move Full Steam Ahead →
The investment industry's fiduciary rule has been delayed by the Trump administration. Are changes to Dodd-Frank regulations next? Regardless, entrants to marketplace and mortgage lending aren't wasting any time.
Read MoreWhat an Oscar Awards!
So my Best Picture pick "La La Land" didn't win (well maybe it did, for 30 seconds 😜 ), so I'm re-featuring my Feb. 6th review of "Moonlight" once again for all to see. Both were great films and the latter was my runner-up—certainly the best two films of the Oscar season. Congrats, "Moonlight!"
Read MoreIt's Oscar Night!
I've been slowly trawling my way through all the Oscar-nominated films and I’ve now seen 6 of 9 in the Best Picture category. Of the ones I’ve seen, my pick for Best Picture is (...drumroll) La La Land. NOT because it’s the obvious choice, but because it was the most impressive of the movies I’ve seen this Oscar season. Check out my 20 Second Reviews for this and other Oscar contenders this year.
Read More7 Netflix Shows You Should Binge-Watch This Weekend
Most times, Netflix and Chill is more appealing than a cramped, germ-infested movie theatre—so here are some fantastic "in case you missed 'em" shows, all deserving of binge-worthy marathons in their own right.
Read MoreMy Favorite Things in 2016 →
With the stress of buying holiday gifts for everyone else now out of the way, it’s time to treat yourself. Check out a few of my favorite things from this past year—to look good, smell good, travel good, and even do good in 2017.
Read MoreSee it, Buy it: Your Favorite Fashion, Now Available on Shoppable Video →
In the cutthroat world of fashion, those who survive are rolling out direct-to-consumer and shoppable video sales strategies.
Read MoreSocial Media Obsessed? This Year, Get Paid to Post →
We're all a little social media obsessed. But for some entrepreneurial It-Girls, tweeting, posting, 'gramming, and snapping became more than a hobby.
Wielding power over lip color, hotel bookings, what to wear, and where to eat, these ladies found a way to convert followers to consumers, and social media prowess into legitimate businesses. Here's how did they did it.
Online Lenders Woo Millennials and Homebuyers →
As marketplace lending reaches a tipping point, the biggest companies must figure out how to differentiate themselves. Upstart has hired an Uber marketing alum to target more millennial borrowers.
Its credit approvals process considers academic records and future earning power. Also, SoFi is originating $50 million per month in online home loans, challenging the traditionally paper-intensive and slow mortgage process.
What 2015’s Top Deals Mean for the Middle Market →
As we settle into the fourth quarter, it’s a good time to recap this year’s record-setting U.S. M&A deals to date. What are the trickle-down effects from these large deals to middle market activity? What are the notable drivers that keep buyers coming?
Read MoreBetter Before Bigger: 5 Fundamentals Before You Grow →
Every company’s primary purpose is sustained growth. This may involve seeking outside investment, raising capital, or joining and/or acquiring a like-minded company with a similar product, service, or market. But putting the cart before the horse can do more harm than good; here are 5 key fundamentals to get better before bigger.
Read MoreHow I Got Published →
Stop dreaming, start doing. Meanwhile, think about how you’re going to release that baby into the world.
I wanted to get my book published. This was before the advent of self-publishing, so I was going at it the old-fashioned way.
Read More7 Financial Stats Every CEO Should Know Before Making a Deal →
As a CEO, there’s nothing worse than going blank like a Bambi in the headlights when a potential investor or advisor asks a question for which you don’t know the answer. Not only should you know your stuff, but you should know it so well that they’re the ones running to schedule the next meeting.
Read MoreNatalie Zfat Is Remaking Social Media, One Brand at a Time →
Natalie Zfat knows a thing or two about social media. In six years she has launched not one, but two companies, serving a client roster that includes big names like Dell, Amex, Levi’s, and Food Network—all of whom have hired her to write, create videos, and host events.
Read MoreWhat’s New on the Menu? Ask Emily Elyse Miller of Trends on Trends →
Culinary forecasting and creative agency Trends on Trends is the brainchild of Emily Elyse Miller. A food and travel junkie, Emily can tell you the ingredients, dishes, and design influences that will soon be popping up on menus and in restaurants around the world.
Read MoreThe 2 Best Air Travel Search Engines Right Now →
Summer travel's on all our minds. So, here are my latest favorites for finding the best airfare prices online right now--after all, there's more to travel search than Orbitz and Priceline.
Read MoreThis App Chooses Your #OOTD AND Avoids Fashion Repeats →
Tracking outfits on social media is hopeless; Instagram is too public and scattered, and other fashion apps are outdated or way too focused on spending more money. Enter Cloth.
Read More5 Important Factors to Consider Before Working at a Startup →
Thing of jumping ship and joining the startup bandwagon? Use these tips to help you decide whether it's worth the move.
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