Les îles thaïlandaises comme Phuket, Samui et Phangan, populaires auprès des étrangers, voient ces derniers investir dans l'immobilier via des sociétés locales. La loi thaïlandaise interdit aux étrangers de posséder des terres, une règle contournée par la création de sociétés où les étrangers détiennent 49% des parts, le reste appartenant à des nationaux, souvent des prête-noms.
Joshua Baer, founder and CEO of Capital Factory, died at 50 when a private jet crashed near Laredo, Texas. The flight from Mexico reported mechanical issues, low fuel, and power outage before crashing on a highway. Baer was the sole fatality.
Aman Sanger (India) and Sualeh Asif (Pakistan), co-founders of AI coding assistant Cursor, are reportedly set to become billionaires after Elon Musk's $60 billion acquisition of their company, Anysphere. Cursor, founded in 2022, has seen rapid growth and is used by millions globally.
Billionaire Bill Ackman defended Elon Musk after Senator Bernie Sanders criticized Musk's trillionaire status, calling it a "call to action" against wealth inequality. Ackman argued Musk's companies create societal value, citing SpaceX's Starlink internet and the creation of new millionaires.
Military spouses face a 20% unemployment rate and unique challenges like frequent relocations and caregiving duties. Many turn to entrepreneurship, but face obstacles like funding rejections and business disruption. A coalition is advocating for legislation to provide more federal funding and support for military spouse-owned businesses.
Mark Cuban cautioned that even the wealthiest entrepreneurs could see their fortunes disappear if the stock market crashes again. He also expressed concern about wealth concentration and shared his strategy for protecting his own wealth.
Mark Cuban cautioned that even the wealthiest entrepreneurs could see their fortunes disappear if the stock market crashes again. He also expressed concern about wealth concentration and shared his strategy for protecting his own wealth.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron launched 'Bharat Innovates 2026' in Nice, highlighting India's role as a global solutions provider. The event showcased 120 deep-tech startups and attracted over 500 investors, with nearly $20 million in new commitments. The leaders emphasized bilateral cooperation in AI, climate change, and civil nuclear energy.
Wealthy, often liberal-leaning men are increasingly requesting traditional, religious, and conservative women from matchmakers, prioritizing domestic roles over careers. This trend, dubbed the 'trad wife' aesthetic, is observed across various demographics and locations, with some studies suggesting a link to hostile sexism.
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has introduced a policy change excluding green-card holders (lawful permanent residents) from its loan program, affecting immigrant entrepreneurs who previously relied on these loans to start and grow businesses, despite their tax contributions and significant role in U.S. entrepreneurship.
The article questions how Vietnam can foster a figure like Steve Jobs, suggesting that focusing solely on STEM and entrepreneurship is insufficient. It highlights Jobs' deeper journey of self-discovery, influenced by Eastern philosophies and meditation, as crucial elements often overlooked in conventional education.
China's Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security and three other ministries have launched an action to guide entrepreneurship through four models: technology, industry innovation, vocational skills, and livelihood needs, offering tailored support for various entrepreneurs.
Entrepreneurs in Espírito Santo are capitalizing on viral social media trends, transforming online sensations like "x-bolo" and "morango do amor" into profitable products for their businesses.
Carlos Ghosn, ancien PDG de Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi, s'est reconverti en coach en management et motivation sur Instagram et via sa newsletter "The Carlos Ethos". Il intervient également à distance lors d'événements professionnels.
The number of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Crimea has more than tripled since 2014, reaching over 280,000, according to Crimean Deputy Chairwoman Irina Kiviko at SPIEF-2026. Growth continued in Q1 2026.
As extreme wildfire activity doubles, new safety solutions like the "Fort" refuge bunker and "HiberTec" hydraulic homes are emerging. Companies are developing innovative products, from fire-proof shelters to grass-clearing goats, driven by personal experiences with devastating fires.
Nearly 100 young entrepreneurs participated in an ideological and belief education event in Shandong, organized by the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce. They visited a labor model education base to learn about the spirit of labor and craftsmanship, aiming to contribute to China's modernization.
The Belt and Road Overseas Chinese Youth Innovation and Entrepreneurship Exchange Event and the 4th New Overseas Chinese Innovation and Entrepreneurship City Alliance (Chengdu) Development Conference were held in Chengdu, attracting overseas Chinese youth leaders and entrepreneurs from over 50 countries to discuss innovation, entrepreneurship, and international cooperation within the Belt and Road Initiative.
Four former Ukrainian police colonels and an accomplice are accused of kidnapping crypto entrepreneurs, extorting over $2.2 million through 'wrench attacks', leveraging their law enforcement skills and resources.
Scrapcycle Solutions, a West Bank start-up, recycles plastic waste into reusable pellets, addressing the region's garbage crisis exacerbated by Israeli occupation restrictions.
China imposes travel restrictions on top AI researchers and entrepreneurs, requiring government approval for foreign travel, amid a widening effort to retain AI talent and secure the sector as a national security priority, as the global AI race narrows with the U.S.
Daniel Kretinsky, investisseur clé dans plusieurs entreprises françaises, critique les politiques hostiles au capital et aux entrepreneurs en France, soulignant les menaces pour l'attractivité du pays.
The HICOOL 2026 Global Entrepreneurship Competition has set a new record with 10,209 projects and 13,472 entrepreneurs participating. Overseas projects constitute 56% of the entries, with foreign participants exceeding 30%, representing 141 countries and regions. AI-related projects saw a nearly 40% increase, with a strong focus on cutting-edge fields like embodied intelligence and biomedicine.
Russia's small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are growing despite external restrictions and difficult market conditions, with the number of entities reaching 7 million and employing over 19 million people, according to Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak.
