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I’ve interviewed a lot of successful people, but Asher Grodman is the first to become famous mostly without pants. Grodman plays Trevor, the forever-trouserless finance bro on CBS’s hit comedy Ghosts. (Backstory on his wardrobe: On the show, Trevor died while pantsless, hence his spirit is forever pantless in the afterlife.) Subscribe to Entrepreneur’s How Success Happens podcast: Apple | Spotify | YouTube On the eve of Ghost’s eagerly awaited Halloween special (look for it on-demand, trust me), I spoke to Grodman over video from his trailer. We talked about the skills, mindset and determination it took for him to break into an industry that…

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Contractors can reduce overhead and provide flexibility, but higher rates, turnover and compliance risks can offset the savings. Use contractors for specialized, project-based work and employees when your business needs continuity, accountability and long-term commitment. After more than two decades of working with independent contractors, I still believe they’re one of the best ways to run a flexible small business. But I’ve also learned that they’re not nearly as cheap, simple or risk-free as many business owners assume. There are plenty of advantages. I can hire contractors for specific projects…

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Here’s the problem with a rising floor: When everyone’s production quality improves simultaneously, production quality stops differentiating anything. The vocabulary of disruption has become so widespread that it now signals nothing about actual disruption. Every company claims to be solving the same friction, but almost none of them tell you what, specifically, they understand about human behavior that nobody else has figured out yet. AI is accelerating in ways that will make the current volume of mediocre content look modest by comparison. What hasn’t been automated is having something genuinely…

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Key Takeaways Gen Z is opening retirement accounts earlier than previous generations, per ICI data. The proactive approach might be influencing the group’s long-term financial outlook. Thinking about your retirement timeline? The youngest professionals already are.  In fact, the number of Gen Z households with retirement accounts is three times higher than that of Gen X at the same age, according to a recent report from the Investment Company Institute (ICI).   In its annual report on financial wellness, Payroll Integrations explored the perspectives of employees and employers across generations — and the topic of retirement highlighted a noteworthy divide.  Even though…

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Chances are you’ve heard of Jersey Mike’s. More than 90% of surveyed consumers have. Getting them to actually order a sub? That’s the hard part. The chain’s customer base has long skewed older, male, and higher-income, CEO Charlie Morrison said on a recent earnings call, according to QSR. To reach younger diners, women, and Hispanic guests, Jersey Mike’s is finally going digital. “Before 2026, the company really had no investment in digital marketing efforts of any kind,” Morrison said. That’s out of an ad budget topping $200 million a year. This year, about 20% of that money went to paid…

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The Trump administration wants to resume construction of border walls, roads, and barriers in West Texas. Local outfitters, ranchers, and conservationists warn the work could cause lasting damage to Big Bend’s desert landscape and threaten access to the Rio Grande.An excavator and bulldozer sit near Santa Elena Canyon in Big Bend National Park, Texas, on August 13, 2026. The Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to allow border construction to resume after a federal judge halted the work. (Photo: FangXiaNuo/Gett Images)Updated October 30, 2026 03:34PMThe fight over border construction in Big Bend National Park has reached the U.S. Supreme Court after…

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Key Takeaways Shultz and Healy opened the first Museum of Death in San Diego in June 1995. The couple’s collection includes items from Heaven’s Gate and Dr. Jack Kevorkian. They hope museum visitors leave with a greater appreciation for life. Forty-four years ago, Cathee Shultz and JD Healy met while working at a cafe in Arizona. She was the “cappuccino girl,” and he was the baker. Even though they had opposite shifts, the two artists caught each other’s eyes. They got married two weeks later. Before long, Shultz and Healy channeled their creativity into the Rita Dean art gallery (a…

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Vast terrain, reliable snow conditions, and a culture and après scene with European charm make this Canadian gem unique among North America’s winter destinations—and it’s surprisingly easy to get toOwl’s Head Ski Resort at sunset. (Photo: Cantons-de-l’Est © Cantons-de-l’Est/BBT Productions)Published October 30, 2026 02:44PMNope, it’s not too much to ask: You can get great snow, both natural and man-made, wild terrain, incredible food, historic architecture, and rich cultural immersion all with just a short drive and no time zone change. That’s right. In Québec, winter is so good it feels like it should be hard to get to, but it’s…

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways A product is not just a product. It includes every feature, process, service and tool that improves the customer experience throughout their journey. Businesses should look beyond product quality and price to develop solutions that address customers’ real needs, improve usability and streamline their workflows. From website conversion tools to post-sales support and dispute handling, identify gaps in the customer journey and develop targeted solutions, shifting perspective from product-seller to product-receiver. Engaged in the manufacturing of industrial equipment, and as a company owner who gets involved in fundamentally all processes…

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