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Mitchells & Butlers reported a significant boost in customer numbers, attributing part of its strong performance to recent sunny weather, with sales exceeding industry forecasts.

Thought leadership is not a campaign. It's not a post. It's not a shiny new format for marketers to test. It's a philosophy and a practice rooted in generosity.

A controversial businessman, Darren Campbell, who accumulated over £450,000 in debts before his company's liquidation, is hinting at a comeback after an AI suggested he travel to Bali.

Robert and Elsie Mutschler opened Mutschler's Rare Plants 45 years ago, transforming a flower shop into a business specializing in rare plants sought by enthusiasts.

The scientific method has been around since the Renaissance, with its six steps leading to astonishing advances in science, but in business, intuition drives important decisions.

"The best people have other opportunities elsewhere and who wants to be on an unstable ship, right? So that's exactly the right question," says Deborah Lovich, a Future of Work fellow at BCG Henderson Institute, Boston Consulting Group's think tank.

Since Kadri started the Diaspora Company in 2017, selling only turmeric at first from Kasaraneni's farm, she has scaled the business to 30 spices from more than 140 farms, she now has retail customers like Amazon, and is on track to hit profitability by the end of 2025.

Rollins realized her dream with the launch of Ethos + Eros, aimed at helping successful, attractive people find love after her career shift from modeling.

The most successful side hustlers see much higher earnings, especially when they start a business that brings in nearly as much as their full-time sources of income.

In Germany, starting a for-profit business involves legal steps; the most common company types are GmbH and AG, each with distinct characteristics and requirements.

Fresh off its first birthday, Silly Nice has carved out a unique identity in New York's booming legal cannabis industry.

"People really want to chat to businesses on their own terms, and they want to do it in a place where they already spend their time, which is on WhatsApp," Nikila Srinivasan said.

To this day, I would never understand why it happened but the government and the banks at that time used us to distribute the money.

Many past Canadian customers have told him they're avoiding the U.S. due to anger over President Trump's trade war and threats to make Canada the 51st state.