Green Entrepreneur

1 day ago | entrepreneur.com | Aytekin Tank

I've always believed that consistency beats intensity. At the gym, I exercise for 30 minutes daily, rather than several grueling hours once a week. Every morning, I commit to writing 400 words, which I much prefer to banging out half a book in one caffeine-fueled haze. In the early years of building my company, there were no massive funding rounds — just showing up day in, day out, solving problems and improving my product one step at a time.

1 day ago | entrepreneur.com | Shrabona Ghosh

"We offer a comprehensive range of services designed to address the diverse needs of our global clientele. Our offerings include product development, system integration, testing, and consultancy, with a focus on wireless and digital technologies. We provide end-to-end solutions that enable our clients to navigate the complexities of digital transformation, ensuring they stay ahead in a rapidly evolving market,' said Anuradha Gupta, CEO, Amantaya.

2 days ago | entrepreneur.com | Sherin Shibu

Goldman Sachs' famed summer internship program began last week. The 10-week program allows college students to "spend the summer learning from the firm's leaders, working on the most consequential challenges in finance, and growing as professionals," according to the company. But you'll have an easier time getting accepted into Harvard University than becoming a Goldman Sachs summer intern.

2 days ago | entrepreneur.com | Sherin Shibu

According to The Verge, at a company-wide all-hands meeting on Thursday, Meta's Chief Technology Officer, Andrew Bosworth, pushed back against Altman's remarks last week that Meta was offering "$100 million signing bonuses" and "more than that" in compensation to poach OpenAI employees. "Sam is just being dishonest here," Bosworth, 43, said at the leaked meeting. "He's suggesting that we're doing this for every single person… Look, you guys, the market's hot.

2 days ago | entrepreneur.com | Sherin Shibu

YouTube is testing out a new AI search feature to help users find content faster — but the tool could negate the need to click into a YouTube video and give creators watch time. The AI overviews, which YouTube introduced on Thursday to Premium members in the U.S., will populate at the top of the results page in response to a search query. The AI tool will present suggested video clips in a carousel format, alongside brief AI summaries of the videos.