What Causes Poor Leadership? Research Points to Four Leadership Failures
Companies create many of their own leadership problems by promoting capable people without preparing them to lead.
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Financial Nihilism: Why Gen Z Is Gambling Instead of Saving
The stock market is near record highs. Unemployment is low. So why does it feel like young people have never been more pessimistic about money? Beth Kobliner has been writing about personal finance for over 30 years, and she says today’s 20- and 30-somethings have it harder than any generation she’s covered. She has the…
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Astraeus unveils AI-native infrastructure platform for wealth firms
According to Astraeus, the platform is intended to work across different AI models rather than depend on a single provider. Credit: chaylek/ Shutterstock.com. Astraeus has introduced an AI-focused infrastructure platform for wealth management firms, providing AI systems with the firm-level context required to function within a regulated advisory setting. The company works with registered investment…
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The Trade Desk Rebuilt Its C-Suite in Two Months. Its First Guidance Since Points to a 12% Revenue Decline.
The Trade Desk (TTD -21.90%) spent the early summer rebuilding its executive team. A new chief financial officer, Nate Olmstead, started July 9. A new chief marketing officer, Sarah Gavin, joined in mid-June. A new chief commercial officer, Kristi Argyilan, took over on July 27, and a new chief business development officer was announced in…
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7 Things That Happen After Someone Clicks Your Ad (and Why the Real Story Starts There)
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Most lost sales don’t come from bad ads, but from what people find after the click. They Google the business or product, skim reviews, check socials and decide if a business is worth their time. Understand that attention and trust are two different things, old…
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Sadler Gibb leads in new SEC audit clients in Q2
Thanks to its June expansion into the Pacific Northwest, Utah-based Sadler Gibb & Associates brought on the most new Securities and Exchange Commission audit clients in the second quarter. Processing Content The Salt Lake City firm added Spokane, Washington-based Assure CPAs at the start of the summer, which brought 11 of Sadler Gibb’s 13 new…
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Digital deposits blunt India’s LCR overhaul
Stressed retail outflows used to calculate the liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) surged at Indian banks in the second quarter, after a regulatory change increased the run-off rate assumptions for digital deposits. HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank both saw retail deposit outflows jump 31.3%, to two trillion rupees ($20.7 billion) and 1.2 trillion rupees, respectively. For…
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Kirkland & Ellis leads MEA M&A legal advisers by value in H1 2026, A&O Shearman tops by volume
GlobalData’s latest league table named Kirkland & Ellis and A&O Shearman as the leading legal advisers for mergers and acquisitions in the Middle East and Africa in the first half of 2026, measured by deal value and deal count respectively. Using its Financial Deals Database, GlobalData said Kirkland & Ellis ranked first by value, with…
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NYC Homeowners Are Suing Mamdani Over Pied-á-Terre Tax
Three New York City homeowners are suing the Mamdani administration over the rollout of the pied-á-terre tax on multi-million dollar second homes. Per a Department of Finance requirement, the Mamdani administration sent letters to all addresses that could potentially be a pied-á-terre based on property value and internal records in late July. Residents have until…
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Why Kevin Warsh’s Job Just Got a Lot Harder. And What It Means for the Stock Market.
Just when it seemed that Kevin Warsh’s job was difficult enough, the July jobs report, released on Aug. 7, added another layer of complexity, and it could complicate the outlook for the stock market, too. The new Federal Reserve chair took his position in May of this year amid elevated and persistent inflation. After spiking…
