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After winning the U.S. Open women's final, Naomi Osaka seems destined to succeed Serena Williams as the world's highest-paid female athlete.  

Uber’s first-ever chief marketing officer is Rebecca Messina, a Coca-Cola and Beam Suntory vet. Her task: repair the startup's tarnished image.

Jack Ma isn't going anywhere. At least not today. He plans to turn over Alibaba's chairman role to current CEO Daniel Zhang in a year and then will depart fully in 2020. 

The world’s newest unicorn is PagerDuty, the nine-year-old cloud computing company that has clients such as Capital OnePayPal and Netflix.

Amid the on-going ruckus, Tesla appointed a new executive to lead automotive operations.

Chris Myers writes about how the lack of understanding, in the economics of franchising, leads to mistrust and self-doubt, which are two things that can kill an entrepreneurial dream before it has the chance to take root with a simple overview of how to think about the financial side of any franchise concept you may be interested in joining.

The Daily Cover Stories

When Diddy needed a CEO, he turned to Dia Simms
Here's how she leads the biggest business empire in hip hop.
Why $128 Billion Adobe Is Running Scared
 
Adobe Systems is king of its hill in content creation software. But it’s embarked on a course of expensive expansionism into analytics and e-commerce. Why? In the software world, there is always the risk that some larger company will either wrap a competing product into a larger suite you don’t offer. Or, worse, give away for free what you’re selling.
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26-Year-Old Andy Dinh Is Creating The Yankees Of Esports Teams
Exclusive Interview On What The Amazon Founder Plans To Conquer Next

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A Born Entrepreneur
Growing up in a small town in Puerto Rico, Hernandez didn’t exactly fit in at school. While his academic performance was poor, he knew early on he had another calling in life. This army veteran went from selling water on the street to building multi-million dollar online business. 

Michelle Cordeiro-Grant left her senior post at Victoria’s Secret to launch Lively, a direct-to-consumer lingerie startup aiming to challenge the traditional branding and design of women’s intimate apparel

Raised in a military family, Amari Ruff literally saw the world. At 16, his father left Amari’s mom to raise their three children, forcing Amari to balance a heavy work schedule with the demands of High School. Realizing he had a knack for establishing relationships and crafting mutually beneficial business deals, Amari began a trucking company in 2010, with $300 and a 1990 Ford Ranger. The rest is history.

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Whether you’re looking for your next job, hoping to get recognized and promoted in your current company or seeking to build your business, your personal brand is your greatest asset–when you know how to build it. Getting clear on your brand and taking deliberate brand-building actions every day will amp up your success and happiness at work.
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