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How to solve today’s Wordle.SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty ImagesTuesday is here, and with it another Wordle for us to solve. We have just a couple more days of April left before May springs forth, so enjoy them while you can. Let’s solve today’s Wordle, shall we?Looking for Monday’s Wordle? Check out our guide right here.Today’s Bonus Custom WordleNow that we can create our own custom Wordles, I’m including a bonus Wordle with each daily Wordle guide. These can be 4 to 7 letters long. Hopefully this is a fun extra challenge. Click the link below to play the Wordle I…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Growing your sales through cooperative price agreements opens doors to government entities that can buy directly from you without having to do a traditional RFP process. This will shorten your sales cycle to government and education from years down to a few months, making it worth your time to look into becoming a cooperative price agreement partner. I am fortunate because my business primarily serves corporate, education and government markets. Many of you may run businesses that primarily serve private-sector businesses or the consumer market. However, I believe many companies…
In 2024, JPMorganChase applied to receive financial assistance from Rockland County, New York, in order to expand a data center in Orangeburg, a hamlet of fewer than 4,300 people.The development agency approved the assistance, which totaled nearly $77 million in state and local tax breaks for the project. In return, documents show, the company said the expansion would create just one full-time job.Now government accountability group Reinvent Albany has called out the deal as “the largest government subsidy ever recorded within the United States,” prompting questions about how much public money goes to projects that don’t create meaningful jobs for…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways People fail to surface risk early because past experience has taught them that doing so is costly — scrutiny, more meetings and more pressure. If risks are reported early, it often triggers challenge and frustration. If they’re reported late, the focus shifts to recovery — so people learn to wait until issues are unavoidable. More reporting won’t fix a risk surfacing problem. It can improve the quality of information, but it won’t change behavior if the underlying environment still punishes early transparency. You’re not short on reporting. You’ve got structured…
Four months after closing $100 million, the Israeli quantum startup Quantum Art added another $40 million in an oversubscribed extension.AFP via Getty ImagesWhen a Series A funding round gets extended four months after closing, it usually means that the company that raised the round is so hot they essentially have investors begging to put their money in. I’m not sure if that’s happening here, but Quantum Art, the trapped-ion quantum computing startup with a roadmap to a massive 1,000-qubit quantum computer, just extended its $100 million series A with an additional $40 million in funding.That brings the company’s lifetime funding…
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The White House announced on April 27 that it had withdrawn Scott Socha, a longtime Delaware North exec, as head of the NPS.Listen to this articleListenThe NPS directorship is on hold (Photo: Tayfun Coskun/Anadolu/Getty Images)Published April 27, 2026 05:19PMThe Trump Administration abruptly withdrew its pick to run the National Park Service (NPS) on Monday, April 27.Scott Socha, who had previously been tapped to run the NPS back in February, was among the names of withdrawals published by the White House on Monday afternoon. The news release did not state a reason for Socha’s withdrawal. The news was first reported by…
This year’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner nearly ended in tragedy. About an hour into the event, a 31-year-old attacker ran past the main security checkpoint at the Washington Hilton ballroom, firing shots as he attempted to reach the area where the president and many cabinet officials were seated. While a Secret Service officer got hit in his bullet-proof vest, the agents were fortunately able to apprehend the attacker before anyone else was hurt or worse.A security breach of this magnitude, especially one coming after the previous attempts on Trump’s life, naturally draws attention to several issues about the state of…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Founders must communicate vision clearly, not rely solely on product features or specs. Thought leadership builds trust, shortens sales cycles and attracts aligned customers and partners. Eventually, every founder realizes: the product features alone aren’t enough. The technical specifications are irrelevant and few care about the API documentation. What people are buying is how you understand and navigate the market.I learned this through practice. I founded my company in 2017. At 23, I was an entrepreneur with a technical background and a belief that the payments infrastructure was flawed. Everything…
Google Photos could soon see a radical redesign of the Collections tab, according to a new app leak.SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty ImagesKey TakeawaysLeaked Google Photos code reveals a major redesign to the “Collections” tab.The potential update replaces the 2×2 grid of utility buttons with a single horizontal row.Core functionality remains unchanged, but the new interface may prove different enough to require some re-learning.Google is preparing a massive overhaul of the popular Google Photos app that will change how you find and access your pictures and videos.Used by well over one billion users worldwide, Google Photos is constantly evolving, adding new…