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Key Takeaways Twenty-four percent of U.S. workers are in the market for a new job, per a recent report. A new study from Lemon.io ranks fast-developing, high-paying tech roles. Considering a job switch or career pivot to increase your income? Many Americans are.  One in four workers (24%) are actively looking for another job, primarily motivated by increased pay, career growth and improved work-life balance, according to a recent report from USA Today and SurveyMonkey.  The rise in AI and fears surrounding its economic impact also complicate the workforce landscape.  More than 80% of U.S. adults believe AI will eliminate…

Generous snowfall, vast trail networks, and a welcoming culture make Québec the ultimate winter destinationSnowshoeing in Gaspésie. (Photo: (Photo: Gaspésie © Gouv.Qc / I. Roberge))Published October 30, 2026 12:38PMLet this sink in: More than 92 percent of Québec is public land. Come winter, those millions of acres of woods, trails, and open glades get absolutely buried in snow, turning the province into a sprawling winter playground where opportunities for ski touring, Nordic skiing, and multiday snowshoeing abound. All that wild landscape would be nothing without a trail system to match—which is why it’s a darn good thing that groomed trails…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways AI agents are changing how marketing teams operate, moving employees from executing tasks to managing intelligent systems. Shared knowledge will become a competitive advantage. Agents should have access to relevant information about customer quality, previous experiments, positioning and commercial priorities. As agents become more capable, marketers will need to understand how to design workflows, evaluate automated decisions and connect different activities to business results. I believe 2027 will be the year marketing teams start to look fundamentally different. For the past two years, businesses have been introducing AI into existing…

With its new Current line, Aventon delivers a high-end, affordable ride that will convert the e-curiousCurrent EXP (Photo: Aventon)Published October 30, 2026 08:58AMWhen mountain bikes first went electric almost a decade ago, the impact and emotions mirrored Bob Dylan going electric in the 60s: Initial shock quickly gave way to curiosity and a dawning realization that a genius innovation had changed our culture forever—be it rock n’ roll or bike riding. Every revolution has leaders, and in the case of e-bikes you can count Aventon among the key pioneers. The company has been there since the beginning, expanding the possibilities…

With the Del Mar, the iconic sandal company brings its comfort-first philosophy beyond the beach to an endlessly versatile everyday shoeThe REEF Del Mar is a versatile men’s sneaker designed for all-day comfort, easy step-in wear and everyday performance. (Photo: REEF x Outside)Published October 30, 2026 07:01AMFor over four decades, REEF has been powering adventures by the water with sandals, slides, and flip-flops that live up to the brand’s “Ridiculously Comfortable” promise. Now, thanks to the versatile Del Mar Sneaker, REEF is ensuring that you can stroll from the boardwalk to the boardroom in the same pair of shoes. Stylish,…

Gear to help you see and be seen. (Photo: Lisa Jhung)Published October 30, 2026 04:10AMWith the clocks rolling back this Sunday, our beloved afternoon daylight hours dwindle, and after-work runs and bike rides turn challenging, even treacherous. The good news is that there’s gear to make them safer. Wearing and using reflective gear and lights can turn the darkness from a hindrance into a playground. Wearing any kind of lighting or reflectivity is better than moving through the darkness without it, but some options are more effective than others. A few years ago, I conducted a personal experiment: I had…

Published October 30, 2026 03:01AMOn October 20, 1928, Glen and Bessie Hyde set off on the Colorado River to break a world record. In a boat Glen built himself, the newlyweds attempted a speed-record paddle from Green River, Utah, down the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon. The record would have made Bessie the first woman to run this stretch of water—except that shortly after they launched, the two mysteriously disappeared. The couple was last seen alive on November 18, 1928. Three weeks later, rescuers found their abandoned, fully loaded boat near river mile 237. Their bodies were never recovered. Peter…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Media outlets want experts who address their audiences’ questions and challenges, not just professionals who talk about their work or qualifications. There’s more than one kind of media coverage. Expert commentary, trend-driven stories and podcast appearances can establish credibility and lead to larger opportunities. Identify the problems your target audience faces, offer a unique perspective, and position your expertise as a way to help them achieve meaningful outcomes. I hear it all the time. “I’m a doctor and want PR. But I want PR only about doing surgery, because I am…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Invest in human-led branding, messaging and positioning to stand out to customers and investors rather than relying on generic AI-generated content. Define your ideal customer profile, map the customer journey, and establish strong lead-management systems to maximize ROI and avoid wasted ad spend. Automate routine tasks, hire agile and AI-savvy marketers, and focus on low-cost growth and targeted ad testing before investing in large budgets or scaling efforts. Investors have tightened up. After a stretch of record-low VC returns, very few companies seeking capital can afford to be in growth-at-all-costs…

If you Google “What was Google’s worst day ever?” the answer is now October 29. Shares of parent company Alphabet plunged, erasing roughly $500 billion in market value, according to The Wall Street Journal. The drop pulled the whole Nasdaq down with it and made investors more worried that companies are spending more on AI than they’re getting back. The cause of the bloodbath? Wednesday’s earnings report. Google Services, the unit that includes search ads, YouTube and subscriptions, brought in $96.3 billion. Wall Street expected $98.5 billion. Search revenue grew 12% year over year in the third quarter, a slowdown…