New York, Miami, Los Angeles, Houston and Dallas are home to half of new business startups—and Americans are increasingly unwilling to move to such hotspots for the jobs they are spawning.
Those are among the findings of a new report by the Economic Innovation Group that points to how the geographically uneven economic recovery helped put Donald Trump in the White House. At no time in recent history has entrepreneurship been so heavily concentrated in a handful of big cities, according to a bipartisan team of economic policy advisers at the Washington research and policy shop.
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The ketchup maker wants to take the suggestion to the the House and the Senate.

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Source:: Entrepreneur

Trump uses an insecure Android phone and his press secretary tweets passwords. What could possibly go wrong?

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Source:: Entrepreneur

This week’s top stories take an in-depth look at the leading symbol of the Women’s March and explain the art of “defensive Googling.”
This week’s top stories take an in-depth look at the leading symbol of the Women’s March and explain the art of “defensive Googling.”This week we learned about the genesis of the Pussyhat Project that gave the Women’s March movement their most recognizable symbol; a few tips for writing better to-do lists; and the nuts and bolts Read More

Source:: Fast Company

You don’t need to pay big bucks to influencers with inflated followings to succeed.

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Source:: Entrepreneur