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2 days ago | under30ceo.com | Brianna Kamienski

Men’s mental health is facing a silent crisis. While conversations around depression and burnout have grown, a lesser-known issue continues to affect millions: compulsive digital behaviors tied to unwanted lust and emotional disconnection. It’s a quiet struggle, often marked by shame and isolation, that rarely enters public conversations—but it should. One group witnessing the crisis up close is Unchained Leader, a men’s mental health program working with over 6,000 clients in 33 countries.

6 days ago | under30ceo.com | Kimberly Zhang

Warren Buffett, the 94-year-old CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, defended his love for junk food and lack of exercise during his company’s annual meeting on Saturday. Buffett, who had two cans of Coca-Cola and a box of snacks in front of him, said that his age is proof that indulging in junk food has not harmed him. “At 94 years of age, I’ve been able to drink whatever I like to drink,” Buffett said as he picked up one of his Coke cans.

6 days ago | under30ceo.com | Kimberly Zhang

The process of transforming an idea into a tangible product proves to be complicated in most cases. Missteps can be costly. MVP Development creates a strategic path for validating your assumptions with limited financial exposure while you avoid extensive resource allocation until you know the product will succeed. What Makes an MVP Tick: Definition and PurposeAn MVP represents the essential operational system designed to resolve the main challenges within your targeted customer segment.

6 days ago | under30ceo.com | Brianna Kamienski

For businesses, payment retrieval has long been a drawn-out process. Customers ignore invoices, hesitate to enter card details, and often abandon transactions before completion. Whether it’s waiting for bill payments, dealing with long checkout processes, or struggling with outdated point-of-sale systems, companies face constant obstacles to capturing revenue efficiently.

6 days ago | under30ceo.com | Kimberly Zhang

Indian shares fell on May 8, 2025, as geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan intensified, leading to increased market volatility. India’s volatility index rose sharply as news of escalating tensions with Pakistan emerged. The heightened geopolitical risks have triggered investor concerns, leading to a sell-off in Indian markets. Despite the recent military strikes against Pakistan, Indian markets have remained notably robust.