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1. This Is the Invisible Force That's Quietly Rewriting the Rules of Success

   Most businesses still treat this invisible force as a soft skill — when, in truth, it has become the most powerful competitive advantage.

2. Entrepreneurs Can Invest Smarter With This AI Stock Picking Tool

   Save time and invest confidently with this AI-powered stock picker.

3. Apple Reclaims the Top Phone Seller Crown After 14 Years

   The last time Apple held the top spot was in 2011.

4. HP Says It's Cutting Thousands of Jobs Due to AI — and Will Save $1 Billion

   The computer and printer maker expects to implement the cuts by 2028.

5. Ask 3 Questions Before Using Any AI Tool to Grow Your Business

   AI is moving faster than your team. Here's how to catch up.

6. Why Most Digital Transformations Fail — and the Key to Getting Yours Right

   Digital transformation isn't actually about technology. Here's the truth.

7. This is the One Thing Every Franchise Needs to Scale Successfully

   Growing a franchise network requires more than just strategy and scale; it means building a core team that you can trust, empower and grow alongside.

8. Your Complete Guide to Which Stores Are Open — and Closed — on Thanksgiving 2025

   To help you plan, here's a full list of which grocery stores, pharmacies, convenience stores and major retailers are open — and which will remain closed on Thanksgiving Day 2025.

9. How Transparent Decision-Making Can Revolutionize Your Business

   When teams can see how and why choices are made, trust deepens, politics fade, and culture becomes self-sustaining.

10. How 5,127 Failures Resulted in Sir James Dyson Becoming a Billionaire Inventor

    The man behind the iconic vacuum and appliance brand got his start for one simple reason: he was annoyed.