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Deals•Feb 25, 2026
DoorDash Acquires SevenRooms for $1.2B
DoorDash announced the acquisition of reservation platform SevenRooms for $1.2 billion, expanding its services beyond food delivery into restaurant reservations. The move positions DoorDash to compete directly with OpenTable and AmEx’s Resy/Tock, offering integrated ordering and booking for restaurants.
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News•Feb 22, 2026
This AI Assistant Runs Entirely on Your Computer With No Monthly Fees
Pansophy has launched a fully offline AI desktop assistant that runs entirely on a user’s computer, eliminating cloud connections and recurring subscription fees. Priced at a one‑time $59.97 lifetime fee (regularly $199), it promises unlimited AI‑powered writing, coding, document analysis,...
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News•Feb 21, 2026
Why the Best Founders Approach Business Like an Engineer
The article argues that founders who adopt an engineering mindset can cut through startup chaos and scale more efficiently. By applying systems thinking, architects‑first planning, and rapid feedback loops, leaders transform vague problems into discrete, testable components. Constraints are reframed...
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News•Feb 21, 2026
Most Founders Don’t Realize They’re Giving Away Their Influence — Here’s How to Take It Back
Founders often treat data as a byproduct, unintentionally handing over strategic influence to AI systems, competitors, and markets. Small, passive data‑collection choices can shape pricing, product development, and hiring decisions without the founder’s awareness. By viewing data as capital and...
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News•Feb 21, 2026
The Market Already Told You to Pivot — Here’s How to Listen
The article argues that startups must pivot based on actual user behavior rather than founders' assumptions. It outlines how to detect market rejection through metrics like churn, CAC, and LTV, and describes turning existing assets into new opportunities. Real‑world examples...
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News•Feb 21, 2026
4 Audit Triggers To Avoid For Entrepreneurs and High Income Individuals
High‑income entrepreneurs, especially Schedule C filers, face sharply higher IRS audit rates in 2024, with audit risk more than double that of previous cycles. The article outlines four primary triggers—aggressive expense deductions, persistent losses, mortgage‑interest miscalculations, and residency errors—that can flag...
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News•Feb 21, 2026
How to Decide What to Build Vs. Outsource in 5 Steps — Without Losing Control or Slowing Growth
Founders often view build‑versus‑buy as a pure engineering choice, but the real driver is control over core infrastructure that underpins customer trust and regulatory compliance. A fintech founder at UNest discovered that outsourcing critical systems introduced hidden fragility, prompting a...
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News•Feb 18, 2026
How to Build a Due Diligence Habit That Strengthens Every Decision You Make
The article reframes due diligence as a daily habit rather than a one‑off exercise for big deals, using a used‑car purchase as a relatable example. It outlines a repeatable framework—define what you’re buying, inspect fundamentals, verify claims, and secure documentation—before...
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News•Feb 18, 2026
Don’t Run From Scary Times. Here’s How AI Helps You Prioritize What Really Counts
Amid economic uncertainty, the article urges businesses to double down on core strengths and customer relationships, using AI as a strategic ally. It highlights how AI can surface top‑performing products, personalize marketing, and provide real‑time data to guide decisions. By...
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News•Feb 16, 2026
Most Entrepreneurs Never Practice This Skill — and It's Why They Panic Under Pressure
Entrepreneurs often panic not because they lack skills, but because unfamiliar emotions catch them off guard. The article argues that emotional rehearsal—visualizing how challenges will feel—creates a mental memory that steadies the nervous system. Seasoned founders rely on this familiarity,...
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News•Feb 16, 2026
6 Powerful Leadership Lessons From Past U.S. Presidents That Still Hold Up Today
The article distills six leadership lessons drawn from U.S. presidents—Washington, Reagan, Johnson, Lincoln, Roosevelt, Eisenhower, and Clinton—and shows how they translate to modern business. It highlights integrity as a strategic asset, the power of clear vision, the upside of long‑term...
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News•Feb 16, 2026
5 Mistakes Top Executives Make Managing Their Weaknesses — and What Actually Works Instead
The article outlines five common mistakes senior leaders make when handling personal weaknesses, such as treating them as flaws, seeking rapid fixes, and trying to turn them into superpowers. It argues that executives should reframe weaknesses as upgrade opportunities, diagnose...
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News•Feb 13, 2026
How Freelancers Can Stay Profitable in Every Economy — From Crushing Recessions to Crazy Booms
Freelancers must treat economic cycles and AI disruption as catalysts for change, not threats. By broadening skill sets, offering multiple services, and positioning themselves as strategic advisors, they can convert slow periods into growth opportunities. Financial discipline—cash reserves, expense audits,...
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News•Feb 12, 2026
LinkedIn Launches a $100/Month Integrated Sales, Marketing and Hiring Hub
LinkedIn unveiled Premium All‑in‑One, a $99.99‑per‑month subscription that bundles sales, marketing and hiring tools into a single dashboard. The service includes unlimited searches, InMail credits, AI‑driven messaging assistance and auto‑invite functionality. New users receive $100 in trial credits for job...
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News•Feb 12, 2026
Steven Spielberg Taught Me One of the Most Important Lessons of My Career — and It Can Transform Yours, Too.
The article uses Steven Spielberg’s filmmaking approach as a blueprint for business innovation, emphasizing the fleeting nature of novelty and the need to continuously deliver a "wow" experience. It argues that success hinges on surprising audiences with memorable, valuable solutions...
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News•Feb 12, 2026
This Simple Blueprint Can Help You Sell More Franchises
Franchise growth hinges on a repeatable sales blueprint that starts with a profitable offering and ends with a closed deal. The article stresses a disciplined process—clear steps, defined roles, and consistent execution—across lead generation, website education, and trade‑show engagement. Real‑world...
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News•Feb 12, 2026
Does Execution Feel Harder Than It Should? Eliminate This Hidden Friction That's Keeping Your Team Stuck.
Leaders often blame slow execution on accountability, but the real blocker is unclear decision authority and vague expectations. When judgment rights, ownership boundaries, and the definition of “done” are fuzzy, teams stall, meetings multiply, and handoffs break. The article argues...
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News•Feb 12, 2026
'She Makes Me Laugh': Seniors Are Building Deep Bonds With This Friendly AI Robot
Intuition Robotics’ ElliQ, a voice‑activated AI companion, is forging genuine relationships with seniors living alone, delivering up to 30 daily conversations. In New York, users who kept the robot for a month reported a 95% drop in loneliness, with many describing...
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