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Rescuers used an Apple Crash Detection alert to find a fatal plane crash site in Northern California, leading to a several-week closure of a large wilderness area.Local authorities dispatched Tahoe Nordic Search and Rescue, triggering a massive backcountry response (Photo: TNSAR)Published March 25, 2026 03:43PMA pilot died on March 22 when his small plane crashed in a remote wilderness area near Lake Tahoe in Northern California. The incident triggered a massive backcountry response from local search and rescue teams. Officials told Outside they were alerted to the accident after the man’s Apple Crash Detection was activated and pinpointed the location of…

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Recently, Angela Parker, cofounder and CEO of Realized Worth, posed a sharp question on LinkedIn: What is the point of a conference anyway?For years, the standard CSR conference playbook was built around a familiar formula: strong production, polished panels, practical takeaways, sponsor visibility, and enough inspiration to send people home feeling energized. But Angela is right. At a time when many professionals are navigating fatigue, fear, scrutiny, and real uncertainty about how to lead, it is not enough.Across industries, people are not showing up to gatherings simply looking for content. They are showing up carrying tension. They are asking harder…

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Founders often overlook compliance until missed filings, complex state rules and unclear guidance trigger costly penalties or even shutdowns. Building simple, proactive compliance systems early can prevent avoidable disasters and protect long-term growth. Most startups focus on product-market fit, funding and growth. Few prioritize compliance — and that oversight can quietly destroy a company.Fees, paperwork, licensing requirements and filing deadlines vary widely by state, and clear, centralized guidance is often hard to find. Even government websites rarely present everything a business needs to stay in good standing in one place.As…

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Groundbreaking research shows how spending time in awe-inspiring places like Lake Tahoe boosts well-being in measurable waysHiking in Lake Tahoe. (Photo: Getty Images)Published March 25, 2026 02:14PMUntil recently, “awe” was not something that academic researchers studied. But when Dr. Paul Piff, a social psychologist at the University of California, Irvine, became interested in the experience of awe, he had a radical idea. What if you could actually measure it? What if you could design a research project that produced evidence-based data about the effect of awe on the people experiencing it? The result was an unprecedented study led by Piff…

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A Los Angeles County jury on Wednesday found Meta and Google liable for harming a young woman who used their social media platforms.The landmark decision—which could have an impact on whether future cases can be brought against tech companies—marks a win for the case’s plaintiff, a 20-year-old woman identified only as KGM, who jurors said is entitled to $3 million in damages from Meta and Google. The woman filed the suit against Instagram’s parent company Meta and YouTube owner Google in 2023, alleging the platforms, and design of their apps, deliberately addict and harm children. The jury on Wednesday found…

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Looks like Nintendo is switching things up. The gaming giant is slashing Switch 2 production by 33% this quarter, cutting output from 6 million units to 4 million in response to weakening demand in the U.S., according to Bloomberg. The production cuts are surprising given that the Switch 2 had the fastest-selling console launch in Nintendo’s history, moving 3.5 million units in its first four days last June. But Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa said last month that “overseas sales were somewhat weaker than expected.” The reduced production is expected to continue through April, but Nintendo is confident it will hit…

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Losing weight doesn’t necessarily make you fitter, a new study finds. (Photo: Oleg Breslavtsev / Getty)Published March 25, 2026 12:36PMIs exercise obsolete in the age of Ozempic? Now that the initial hype has settled down, nobody makes that claim with a straight face. In fact, one of the big fears among people taking GLP-1 agonists (the class of drug to which Ozempic belongs) is that they’ll lose too much muscle along with all the fat, leaving them weaker and less healthy. But at this point, there’s very little data on what happens when you combine these drugs with an exercise…

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Few sectors of the economy show the growing divide between the haves and have-nots more than the airline industry, which is increasingly catering to high-income fliers in an effort to squeeze as much revenue per available seat mile as possible. United Airlines, which just announced newly designed economy seats you can lie flat and sleep on, found a clever way to appeal to everyone by bringing the couch to coach.This week, the airline announced what it calls “United Relax Row,” a row of three seats that transform into a single lie-flat space. The seats will begin appearing on United aircrafts…

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Persistence outlasts resistance and gives ideas time to become undeniable proof. Industry-changing ideas often face rejection before becoming mainstream cultural and economic shifts. Every entrepreneur hears “no.”No from investors.No from institutions.No from people who say, “That’s not how it’s done.”The difference between those who change industries and those who quietly disappear often comes down to one trait:They stay. Not loudly. Not emotionally. Not recklessly. They simply refuse to stop.Dr. Michael Roizen’s career offers a powerful example of what that kind of persistence can do. As the first Chief Wellness Officer…

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