In this episode of “Case Studies,” the Biz Doc takes a look at Square. Tom Ellsworth follows the company’s timeline and the milestones they’ve reached along the way. Recommended video – EdTech Company 2U from Startup to IPO – A Case Study for Entrepreneurs: @fXOM ABOUT SQUARE: Square, Inc. is an American financial services, merchant […]
In this video, the Biz Doc Tom Ellsworth debates what drives market values more, SPAC’s or IPO’s. Tom dissects companies Root and MetroMile to determine the various ways both entities used to go public. Root Insurance Co. is a company that uses A.I. and other tools to figure out its customers driving habits and […]
NEXT MARKET CRASH: 10 Ways To Make Millions As An Entrepreneur A couple of months ago I did a video titled Eight Ways to Prepare for the Next Market Crash. That video was coming from the standpoint of the investor, how you should prepare as an investor when the market crashed takes place. Many of […]
How to Double Your Income If we look at the average employee’s annual salary over time, we can see that it plateaus after reaching middle age. The average income of the 35 to 44-year-old employee is about $49,000, whereas 45 to 54-year olds are capping out at $50,000, the 55 to 64 group trends down […]
$4 Billion Founder Spills the Ugly Side of Running a Business In this sit down with founder of Lululemon Chip Wilson, Patrick Bet-David discusses his new book Little Black Stretchy Pants and the good and bad stories on the journey to create the yoga-inspired athletic apparel company for women and men. Order Little Black Stretchy […]