Entrepreneur
AI Is Quietly Creating Millionaires — and Here’s Exactly How to Copy Them (No Staff, No Code)
Why the founders getting rich use less AI than you do, not more, and where they aim it instead.
Entrepreneur
5 Unexpected Things High-Performing Women Do That Keep Them From Getting Promoted
The work building your industry reputation and the work getting you promoted are rarely the same — here are the five signs you're caught in the visibility trap and how to get out.
Entrepreneur
I’ve Guided Companies Through AI Transformations for Years. This Is the Costliest Mistake I See Executives Making.
The hidden reason so many AI initiatives disappoint and how to avoid the same mistake.
Entrepreneur
The Finance Automation Problem Nobody Is Talking About
Your finance function is already running on autopilot; the only question is who set the course.
Entrepreneur
I Thought Deploying AI Was a Technical Problem. It Exposed Every Gap in How I Was Running My Company.
I built an AI executive copilot into how I run my company every day. What I learned had less to do with the technology and more to do with how well I actually knew my business.
Stratechery
2026.30: The Copium Wars
The best Stratechery content from the week of July 20, 2026 including Chinese models and frontier futures, what happened to Hugging Face, and the NBA and its second apron bet.
Silicon Republic
What is preventing employees from changing careers?
Indeed’s report found that three out of four Ireland-based employees are open to moving into a new career, but are being held back by a number of factors. Read more: What is preventing employees from changing careers?
African Business Magazine
Ebola deaths pass 1,000 in DRC
Deaths from the latest outbreak of Ebola in the DRC have reached a grim milestone as policymakers call for massive financial assistance.
Silicon Republic
Scientists set off on RV Celtic Explorer to track ocean changes
The AR7E-2026 project aims to generate new insights into the links between ocean circulation, climate, carbon cycling and marine ecosystems. Read more: Scientists set off on RV Celtic Explorer to track ocean changes
The Grocer
Aldi reveals list of ‘priority locations’ for new stores
The list runs to 160 locations across the UK
AfricaBusiness.com
Africa’s Digital Banking Revolution: How Mobile-First Fintech Platforms Could Shape the Future of Finance
Africa’s fintech revolution is entering a new phase. From M-Pesa and mobile payments to AI-powered banking platforms, digital finance is reshaping how individuals and businesses access financial services across the continent. The post Africa’s Digital Banking Revolution: How Mobile-First Fintech Platforms Could Shape the Future of Finance appeared first on African Business Innovation | Sustainable Development & Social Responsibility .
The Grocer
Pip Organic secures Waitrose listings for new kids’ snacks and Fizz range
Pip Organic has launched a Pipcrunch range comprising bite-sized crunchy cubes made from freeze-dried bananas and strawberries
Silicon Republic
TikTok risks massive EU fines over online child safety concerns
TikTok might have failed to meet EU standards for child safety online. Read more: TikTok risks massive EU fines over online child safety concerns
Silicon Republic
What matters more to an employer when hiring, AI or people skills?
Murugan Anandarajan and Cuneyt Gozu of Drexel University explore the characteristics that make a job applicant more attractive in 2026. Read more: What matters more to an employer when hiring, AI or people skills?
Personnel Today
Three-quarters see AI skills as baseline requirement
More than three-quarters of employers will see AI skills as a baseline expectation over the next two years. The post Three-quarters see AI skills as baseline requirement appeared first on Personnel Today .
The Grocer
Buoyant year for berries boosts Berryworld finances
Berryworld’s turnover increased from £319.5m to £356.6m in the year to 31 December 2025, which the brand said was down to buoyant sales of both berries and prepared fruit
Silicon Republic
IBM buys Howard Hughes-founded HRL to fuel quantum plans
IBM expects HRL's technical breakthroughs will help drive its quantum programme for ‘decades to come’. Read more: IBM buys Howard Hughes-founded HRL to fuel quantum plans
Academy of Management Journal
The Unexpected Reasons Female Leaders Boost Social Responsibility
By Nick Keppler Russians can’t get a delivery from Amazon. They can’t eat at McDonalds. They can’t see Zootopia 2 or anything else from Disney. They can’t buy an iPhone and some apps stopped working on the phones they had. They can’t sip a Starbucks coffee or kick back with a Budweiser beer. They can’t […] The post The Unexpected Reasons Female Leaders Boost Social Responsibility appeared first on Academy of Management Today .
The Grocer
Aldi wins World Cup battle for social media attention
Aldi won 34% of ‘share of creator voice’ around the World Cup, compared with runner-up eBay’s 31%, according to research
The Grocer
Vitabiotics agrees sale to Bain Capital
Vitabiotics is the UK’s number-one vitamin company, with brands such as Pregnacare, Perfectil, Wellman and Wellwoman, and generates almost £200m a year in sales
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