A Tough Turn: Eeva Magazine Gives the Cold Shoulder to Controversial Entrepreneur
Eeva Magazine has removed Pia Erlund from its 2026 'Eeva of the Year' nominees amid serious allegations regarding her company.
How to Launch a Successful Project During Ramadan?
The article discusses the opportunities and challenges entrepreneurs face when considering launching a business during the Ramadan period, highlighting consumer behavior and market dynamics.
Furious African IT Entrepreneur: "Estonia Has Forced a Future Huge Unicorn to the USA!"
An Egyptian IT entrepreneur expresses frustration over Estonia's rejection of his e-residency application, which he believes hampers potential innovation and investment in the country.
Baker Swapped Helsinki High-rises for Borderland
A baker returned to her rural hometown of Mehikoorma in Estonia after living in Finland for 20 years, opening a café despite expecting a restful year.
Botswana: Over 600,000 Await Land Allocation
Over 687,000 people in Botswana are currently awaiting land allocation due to systemic issues in the land allocation process, as reported by the Assistant Minister of Trade and Entrepreneurship.
Request to the President
The letter addresses the president's efforts for national progress and proposes the creation of Ecuadorian Business Day to recognize entrepreneurs' contributions to the economy.
K-U: The Rent for Ice Cream Kiosk Location Is Astronomical – Entrepreneur Considers It Unreasonable
In Järvenpää, an ice cream kiosk location was auctioned off for a staggering price, with the highest rent reaching €35,300 annually.
Having your own business is the biggest dream of the periphery for 2026, says research
A recent survey reveals that owning a business is the top aspiration among residents of vulnerable communities in Brazil for 2026.
Goiano makes success selling pequi in the United States
Roberto Leandro Rodrigues, a Brazilian entrepreneur, successfully sells traditional fruits, including pequi, in the United States, drawing interest and support from the Brazilian diaspora.
Agnieszka Krysik: Family Foundation Under Examination
The Polish legislation aimed at facilitating business succession through family foundations is under review three years after its implementation, raising questions about its effectiveness in aiding family-owned enterprises.
Hanyang University Selected as the Operating Institution for the '2026 Public Technology-Based Market-Linked Startup Exploration Support Project' Organized by the Ministry of Science and ICT
Hanyang University has been selected as the operating institution for a startup support project aimed at connecting public research results to business models, with an investment of approximately 15 billion won per year for five years.
B.C. business leaders criticize budget, saying province is in ‘an entrepreneurial drought’
Business leaders in British Columbia express significant concerns about the newly proposed provincial budget, arguing that it negatively impacts affordability and investment in the region.
In Côte d'Ivoire, HEC Challenge + aims to emerge African start-ups
The HEC Challenge + program in Côte d'Ivoire is aimed at fostering the growth of African start-ups by providing training to aspiring entrepreneurs.
Retail Turnover: Year of Contraction in Real Terms in 2025 – Performance Raises Concerns
The retail sector in Greece faced a contraction in turnover in real terms for the year 2025, according to a report by the Institute of the Greek Confederation of Commerce & Entrepreneurship.
20 businesses led by women in Oriximiná, Terra Santa and Faro selected to receive investments from the Rema Project
Twenty women-led businesses in Oriximiná, Terra Santa, and Faro, Brazil, have been selected to receive investments to boost entrepreneurship in the region.
From Hobby to Profitable Business: How to Create a Successful Brand with a Laser Engraving Machine?
The article discusses how laser engraving is an ideal business startup due to its versatility and precision, highlighting key steps to establish a successful brand from this hobby.
The extraordinary success of the Female Startup Club. Here’s how the podcaster built her empire
The article discusses the achievements of the Female Startup Club podcast, which empowers women in business and entrepreneurship.
Digital platform of NAT offers more than 700 job vacancies in various areas in Sergipe
The State Secretary of Labor, Employment, and Entrepreneurship in Brazil is offering over 700 job opportunities through the digital platform of the Work Support Center (NAT).
The Gift That the Fallen Father Could Not Bring. Ukrainian Social Enterprises Help Without Subsidies, and Still Make a Profit, Says an Expert
An expert discusses how Ukrainian social enterprises are thriving without subsidies while aiding war-affected individuals, including veterans and displaced persons.
Small Business Market Promotion Agency Signs MOU with 15 Regional Universities for Local Content Focused University Program
The Small Business Market Promotion Agency has signed a memorandum of understanding with 15 regional universities to enhance local entrepreneurship and economic vitality through innovative local content initiatives.
Sudan: Sudanese Women Turn to Enterprise After War and Displacement
In the wake of war and displacement in Sudan, many women are stepping into roles as entrepreneurs to support their families and communities.
Ukrainian Entrepreneurs' Business Activity in Latvia Increased by 2-3 Times; Total Investments - 137 Million Euros
Ukrainian entrepreneurs are increasingly entering the Latvian market, achieving significant growth in their business activities and investments since the onset of the war.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, shipping magnate: "A little more persistence can turn failure into success"
Cornelius Vanderbilt, a prominent 19th-century American businessman, emphasized the importance of persistence in achieving success.
"KUUUURIJA" ⟩ "He barged in and started blaming…" Termination of the lease with Margus Valdes became heated for the entrepreneur
An entrepreneur named Kairi discusses conflicts arising from a lease termination with Margus Valdes over issues related to the state of the rented space.
33rd Gala of Leaders of Polish Business – 35 Years of Business Centre Club - Responsible Leadership in Times of Change
The 33rd Gala of Leaders of Polish Business celebrated excellence in entrepreneurship and reflected on the challenges facing the Polish economy and Europe amid global uncertainties.
'Delas Day': with the presence of Giovanna Antonelli, Pequena Lô, and Natália Beauty, event for women opens registrations
The 'Delas Day' event in Campo Grande focuses on empowering women, featuring notable speakers and a range of support facilities.
Marijampolė's „Šaltinis“ Progimnazija: From Individual Child Progress System to the City's First Entrepreneurship Class
The article profiles A. Kulbokienė's transition to 'Šaltinio' Progimnazija, where she aims to innovate and enhance the school environment following three decades in education.
Franchising Show Milan starts webinars for the 2026 edition
The Salone Franchising Milano is gearing up for the 2026 edition by initiating webinars aimed at entrepreneurs and stakeholders in the franchising sector.
AI Has Arrived in the Company, the Whole Team Went... The Founder Describes the Most Painful Phase of His Career
The founder of a startup shares the emotional toll of downsizing his team from 14 to 5 due to the impact of artificial intelligence on work processes.
A loan of ₹20 lakh, and that too without a guarantee... The government is distributing it for business
The Indian government is offering loans of up to ₹20 lakh under the PM Mudra Yojana to encourage young entrepreneurs to start their businesses without requiring any guarantees.
How to succeed in business? Scientists: let someone tell you that you won't make it
A study from North Carolina State University and other institutions indicates that negative prophecies can motivate entrepreneurs to work harder, highlighting the 'underdog effect.'
This is how the popular Vinted story began - A 21-year-old student wanted to get rid of extra clothes
Vinted, a billion-dollar company and a notable player in the second-hand clothing market, was founded by a Lithuanian student, Milda Mitkute, in 2008, who sought a solution to her surplus clothes.
Before, he needed a team – now the entrepreneur does everything himself
Technological entrepreneur Magne Ilsaas reflects on his transition from leading a team to managing all tasks independently, raising questions about AI's impact on the workforce.
Entrepreneur's Essentials: e-book and JPK KPiR * KSeF: penalties and accounts instead of invoices * unregistered activity and contributions * manager's overtime * mobbing with changes
The article provides insights on the essentials for entrepreneurs in Poland, including new regulations on electronic bookkeeping, penalties for non-compliance, and issues surrounding unpaid overtime and mobbing.
Africa gave me a second beginning – Maser Group CEO, Suri
Prateek Suri, the CEO of Maser Group, shares insights about his early entrepreneurial experiences that shaped his business approach.
Report shows that 20 companies are opened per day in Santos; see the data
In 2025, an average of 20 new companies were registered daily in Santos, Brazil, reflecting a 2.5% increase from the previous year, with the majority being micro and small enterprises.
Beauty sector opens more than 235,000 new businesses and boosts entrepreneurship
The beauty sector in Brazil has seen the emergence of over 235,000 new businesses, highlighting a surge in entrepreneurship and employment opportunities within this industry.
Amapá Entrepreneur Reuses Carnival Material and Transforms It into Party Decorations
An entrepreneur in Amapá, Brazil, is turning discarded Carnival materials into festive decorations, emphasizing sustainability and creativity in her business model.
She left Venezuela with $200, settled in Maryland, and founded a company that excels in Latin pastry
Johanna Fernández, a Venezuelan immigrant, established a successful Latin pastry business called Azúcar Morena in Maryland after arriving in the U.S. with just $200.
José Elías Navarro, businessman: "Setting up a supermarket costs 300,000 euros and only leaves 30,000 in annual profit"
José Elías Navarro discusses the challenges faced by entrepreneurs in Spain regarding the establishment and sustainability of businesses, exemplified by the costs and profits of setting up a supermarket.
Valtteri, 14, sells half-eaten cookie on Vinted – offers are pouring in
A 14-year-old boy named Valtteri has launched a quirky selling campaign on Vinted, successfully offering half of a cookie for sale, which has garnered significant attention and many offers.
Dulce de leche as a passport: the secrets of the global success of Argentine ice cream
Argentine ice cream is achieving global success, particularly due to the popularity of dulce de leche, with ice cream shops proliferating in major cities around the world.
The Journey of Latvian Dace to Tanzania Transformed into a New Life and Business in This African Country
Latvian Dace's journey to Tanzania led her to a new life and a successful travel business in the country.
Entrepreneur Room of Fazenda Rio Grande Receives Gold Seal for Service from Sebrae
The Entrepreneur Room in Fazenda Rio Grande has received the Gold Seal for Service from Sebrae, recognizing its excellence in supporting local businesses.
Why Ondo is hosting an investment summit — Aiyedatiwa’s aide
The Ondo State Government is hosting the 2026 Investment Summit to attract both domestic and international investors as part of its commitment to economic growth and transformation in the region.
São Carlos Agenda: check out how the meeting on business and innovation market went
The São Carlos Agenda event, featuring entrepreneur Rick Chester, aimed to foster entrepreneurship and connect ideas in the Cidade Aracy neighborhood of Brazil.
TVNET INSPIRATIONAL LECTURES ⟩ What is the "entrepreneur gene" and where to seek support for business?
A recent inspirational lecture at the Turība Business School in Latvia discussed the concept of the "entrepreneur gene" and provided insights on finding business support.
Now the term that the law does not recognize is becoming common in contracts - a serious warning from an expert to job seekers
Job seekers are increasingly being offered 'light entrepreneurship' instead of traditional employment contracts, sparking concerns from labor experts regarding the legality of such arrangements.
Why do so many businesses in Mexico decide not to grow?
Despite Mexico's high entrepreneurial spirit, numerous businesses choose not to expand due to a challenging operational environment.
The 'tech princess' of fashion: daughter of a business magnate launches a clothing platform valued at 185 million
Phoebe Gates, daughter of Bill Gates, is making her mark in the fashion industry with a digital clothing platform worth $185 million.