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Key Takeaways Nissan CEO Ivan Espinosa started his career at Nissan in 2003 as a product specialist in the company’s Mexico planning division, rising through the ranks to become CEO in April 2025. Espinosa manages stress by playing drums with his band and prioritizing tennis and golf on weekends. Other CEOs rely on rituals like journaling, meditation or workouts to manage stress. At Nissan, the $8.5 billion automaker, CEO Ivan Espinosa unwinds by leaning in to his favorite hobbies.  “How do I manage stress? Well, I try to continue being myself,” Espinosa said in a recent interview with The Wall…

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If you’ve been curious about #vanlife but can’t justify dropping $100,000 on a kitted-out camper, a new patent from a Chinese automaker offers a compromise – but you might not like it. Seres, a prominent EV maker out of China, just secured a patent for an in-car toilet that slides out and tucks away beneath the seat. The patent, first reported outside of China by Autoblog, was filed in April of last year, approved last week, and is currently active. The patented design looks practical enough, with a rail system that allows a compact toilet to slide out from under…

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Starting isn’t defined by a job, title or validation — it begins the moment you consistently practice your craft. Skill alone doesn’t lead to outcomes; sharing your work is what turns effort into momentum and opens doors. Waiting until you feel ready delays progress. Putting your work out early accelerates learning, feedback and growth. I wasn’t thinking about any of this. I had just gone out to buy a screen for my laptop and a chair — one of those small upgrades you convince yourself will make everything more efficient.…

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A viral photo of a wolf carrying a grizzly warning sign is more than just funny—it’s a reminder of who really runs the park.Researchers spotted the year-old wolf pup running across the road, carrying a grizzly warning sign (Photo: Taylor Rabe)Published April 17, 2026 02:44PMA playful Yellowstone wolf pup is giving weekend vibes after he was caught on camera making off with a grizzly bear warning sign—and turning the post into a chew toy.Wolves just wanna have fun. Taylor Rabe told Outside that she is a wolf technician for the nonprofit conservation group, Yellowstone Forever. She captured the clip on…

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When Maria looked at herself in the mirror for the first time after her mastectomy, she stood very still. One hand rested on the bathroom counter. The other hovered near the flat space where her breast had been. The scar was raw and angry. The loss was quiet but enormous. Her body felt foreign. In moments like these, people are often urged to be resilient – which can feel like being told to show no weakness, to push through no matter what. Or they imagine resilience as bouncing back: returning somehow unscathed to be the person you were before. But…

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Key Takeaways Loveland founded his children’s bike business in 2006 with a focus on the balance bike. Though some initially rebuked the pedal-less model, Early Rider continued to grow. Early Rider saw $10 million in annual revenue last year and is on track for $12 million this year. In 2005, Andy Loveland and his wife were parents to a two-year-old son, Freddy, and expecting their second, Luke. It was an exciting time, Loveland recalls, but even two decades back, the U.K.-based father noticed a troubling trend. Kids were more connected to their screens than to the outdoors. And a lot…

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Most people may have headed for the car. Instead, California photographer Erica Houck waited out the storm. Outside spoke with the photographer on how leaning into unpredictable wilderness conditions led to the unforgettable proposal photo.Amid the storm’s chaos, neither the photographer nor the couple realized that a lightning bolt had struck the face of Yosemite’s most iconic peaks (Photo: Erica Houck)Published April 17, 2026 01:11PMWhen a couple traveled from Germany so the groom-to-be could pop the question in Yosemite National Park, he wasn’t going to let a grim weather forecast foil his plans. Despite their romantic notions, the pair—and their…

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AI companies love to make bold claims about healthcare. Alphabet’s Isomorphic tells us that “frontier AI can unlock deeper scientific insights, faster breakthroughs, and life-changing medicines.” Lila confidently markets its AI as a tool for “faster discovery for every field where breakthrough science matters.” And they’re spending as though they believe the hype. Anthropic recently acquired stealth startup Coefficient Bio for $400 million. But there’s only one true test of any healthcare AI: Did it work in humans? Did it create a medicine that saved someone’s life? And bluntly, most companies have not achieved that. Let’s look at the number…

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Key Takeaways Veteran tech investor Keith Rabois says he stopped using laptops and desktops in 2010, running his work life from an iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch instead. He was inspired after seeing Jack Dorsey operate his fintech business from an iPad, which convinced him that traditional computers weren’t necessary for high-level executive work. Rabois says that mobile devices make him more focused and productive. Keith Rabois hasn’t touched a laptop or desktop computer since 2010 — and insists he is more productive without one. Instead, the longtime investor and former executive at PayPal, LinkedIn and Stripe runs his entire…

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About an hour after the men’s college basketball season ended in Indianapolis with a Michigan Wolverines’ championship on April 6, the team’s coaching staff was already working hard at trying to win the next one. The transfer portal—a digital compliance tool and database to systematically manage the transfer process for student-athletes—opened for Division I men’s basketball players on midnight after the title game, and it set off a firestorm of entries with players seeking massive paydays. However, the public doesn’t actually know for certain who is getting how much money. And in today’s disinformation economy, it’s become a haven for…

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