Lucasfilm Kylo Ren is a pretty unique villain in the landscape of the “Star Wars” galaxy. As the son of Han Solo and Leia Organa, he was in touch with the Force but also felt a pull to the dark side, given his familial connection to Darth…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. For the first time in decades, unions have a brand opportunity they can’t afford to miss. A new survey from LaborStrong found that 77% of workers aged 18-28 believe union workplaces are better than non-union ones. More than half say unions should be tackling urgent issues like…
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Was that Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski on the screen or an AI clone? When “buy now, pay later” fintech company Klarna reported its first-quarter financial results this week via video, it placed a realistic AI clone of Siemiatkowski, 43, front and center. The clone started the one-minute, 23-second presentation by admitting it was an “AI…
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Liane Hentscher/HBO This article contains light spoilers for both “The Last of Us” and “The Last of Us Part II.” If you’re unfamiliar with the larger arc of the video games, turn around and come back later! Spoilers ahead! Advertisement Even if you’ve never played the Naughty Dog games “The Last of Us” and…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. In an era of technological disruption and economic uncertainty, a 2024 Harvard Business Review research reveals that the “war for talent” continues to rage, with 91.9% of executives citing cultural obstacles as the greatest barrier to organizational transformation. Through years of being a social entrepreneur and COO…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The most dangerous words in product development are: “Our users will love this.” I’ve heard this declaration in countless product meetings, usually followed by months of engineering work and ending with the quiet disappointment of underwhelming user adoption. The culprit? Confirmation bias — our brain’s maddening tendency…
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CBS Prequels are tricky narrative propositions. In many cases, they’re cynically conceived to wring out whatever juice still remains in a film or television franchise. They’re often unsatisfying in a storytelling sense, leaving viewers ticking off the minutes or episodes until they arrive at the starting point…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The CEO’s transition is a major psychological event — an identity shift that reorders their sense of self and often even their sense of meaning in life and work. But while most of the spotlight falls on the CEO, there’s another character who determines much of the…
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The digital world is saturated with social algorithms, pay-to-play platforms and constantly changing SEO strategies. However, one channel remains consistently consequential, direct and owned: email. Building an email list early on in your business development isn’t just a marketing move for startup founders and business leaders; it’s…
Apple TV+ Director Guy Ritchie exploded onto the film scene back in 1998 with the frenetic “Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels,” a scrappy but earnest crime flick that established the young director’s iconoclastic voice and propensity for bloke-forward, sweatily masculine stories. Ritchie’s films are rarely elegant,…
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