Eve Gumpel

3 weeks ago | share.google | Ben Angel |AMANDA BREEN |Eve Gumpel |Sherin Shibu

Most entrepreneurs are still using AI like a digital intern — rewriting emails, polishing posts and hoping for a little lift. But what if you flipped the script? What if AI didn't just help you run your business — what if it became the business? Imagine a solo operation where content is created, leads are generated, and sales are made — all while you sleep. No team. No burnout. Just smart systems working around the clock.

3 weeks ago | share.google | AMANDA BREEN |Sherin Shibu |Julie Thomas |Eve Gumpel

McKinsey consultants are using the firm's proprietary AI platform to take over tasks that have traditionally been handled by junior employees. Kate Smaje, McKinsey's global leader of technology and AI, told Bloomberg on Monday that McKinsey employees are increasingly tapping into Lilli, the internal AI platform the firm launched in 2023. While employees are permitted to use ChatGPT internally, Lilli is the only platform that allows them to input confidential client data safely.

1 month ago | finance.einnews.com | Eve Gumpel |Sherin Shibu |Colin R. Twomey |Kaloyan Gospodinov

As a small business owner, you may feel like a modest contributor to the economy, but your impact is anything but small. In fact, small businesses less than a year old create 12% of all new jobs, reinforcing that small businesses of all types are critical to both the economy and job growth. While your business has the potential to fuel more job creation than your size suggests, you might be feeling the strain of economic pressures that many small businesses face today.

2 months ago | puertoricobusinesstribune.com | AMANDA BREEN |Eve Gumpel |Solomon Thimothy |Sherin Shibu

Asian entrepreneurs have come far. A professor of entrepreneurship at the Imperial College Business School, Mike Wright, wrote in 2018 that the future of international markets will likely be shaped, "in no small part," by Asia's major family-owned businesses.

Mar 18, 2025 | finance.einnews.com | Erin Davis |Sherin Shibu |Eve Gumpel |Carl Stoffers

When it comes to investing, different generations take distinct approaches to managing their money. Gen Z and millennials typically embrace newer investment strategies compared to older generations. These varying approaches stem from each generation's unique economic experiences and values. The impact of technology on investing habits is particularly notable.