Category: Business

The Quiet Playbook of the Fintech Entrepreneur Every industry has its share of entrepreneurs who build quietly rather than chase headlines, and the fintech sector is no exception. Among the names that surface in profiles of founders who took this approach is Thomas Priore, whose work in payments and commerce technology reflects a broader pattern…

The Rise of the Wellness-Minded Pest Control Visit Pest control has traditionally been treated as a purely reactive service, something homeowners call only after spotting a problem. That is starting to change, and companies like Mira Home are part of a broader shift toward preventive, wellness-oriented visits that treat the home as an interconnected system…

What Makes a Pest Control Company Worth Recommending Word-of-mouth still drives a significant share of business in the home services industry, but what actually earns that recommendation has evolved. Homeowners today expect more than a technician who shows up and sprays; they want clear communication, follow-up, and a sense that the company understands the specific…

Few executives in the pipeline business have been as willing to move fast on big acquisitions as Kelcy Warren. Over the past two decades, Warren has repeatedly pushed Energy Transfer, the company he co-founded in 1996 with Ray Davis, into deals that reshaped its footprint and its balance sheet, often while rivals hesitated. Building Scale…

When COVID-19 reached the United States in early 2020, Justin Fulcher had only just relocated back to Charleston after relaunching RingMD domestically. The pandemic immediately reframed telehealth from a nice to have convenience into a near universal necessity for providers everywhere, almost overnight and with little warning to prepare for the shift. Fulcher responded by…

Financial firms are missing out on a deep pool of talent by overlooking neurodiverse candidates, according to Justin Nelson JP Morgan. Nelson leads the Asset Management and Financial Principals Coverage Team at J.P. Morgan Private Bank in Connecticut, a group that manages more than fifteen billion dollars in client assets. His perspective draws on years…

Venture-backed recycling technology has long struggled to attract mainstream corporate attention, making recent moves by Shell and TotalEnergies all the more significant for investors like Yazan Al Homsi, the Vancouver financier, whose early strategic position in the sector now looks considerably more prescient than it did a few years ago. These corporate partnerships matter because…

When a face ages, the change is not simply a matter of skin losing elasticity. Fat pads descend, ligaments stretch, and volume redistributes downward over decades. Dr. Andrew Jacono built his surgical technique around that anatomical reality rather than the older assumption that tightening the skin surface could adequately address it. Going Deeper Than Standard…

When Judd Zebersky stepped down as CEO of Jazwares on March 20, 2026, he ended a run that began with a one-way flight to China and no manufacturing background. The company he leaves behind employs roughly 1,400 people and operates in more than 100 countries. The origin story is well-documented but genuinely unusual. Judd Zebersky…

In an industry crowded with data platforms and financial modeling tools, Justin Nelson’s competitive edge at JP Morgan is something less technical: the ability to listen. After nearly 30 years as an advisor, he has come to see genuine listening as the precondition for everything else that makes wealth management work. Nelson is Managing Director…