Amazon started in Jeff Bezos' garage. These Amazon sellers also started a business at home, and they've shared the secrets to their success on the major platform, from landing the coveted "buy box" to analyzing customer reviews properly.

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This week we have info on how to start your own Amazon business, the best executive MBA programs, and throwback industries that are making a comeback during the coronavirus pandemic.

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The onetime HR chiefs of Google and Goldman Sachs are betting on surging demand for diversity-and-inclusion tech. Here's their plan for remaking the $148 billion market.

The executives who shaped the work cultures at Google and Goldman Sachs are now running people-analytics startups in Silicon Valley. And demand for their tools, which measure diversity and inclusion, is spiking.

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The 25 best executive MBA programs in the world to help you reach the C-suite, ranked

Working professionals who have executive MBA degrees are more likely to receive higher pay and a promotion. We've compiled a list of the 25 best EMBA programs you can apply for in 2020.

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10 throwback industries making a comeback for entrepreneurs who want to build unique businesses that bring people joy

During the coronavirus pandemic people are revisiting old pastimes, some out of necessity, others in pursuit of comfort and release during crisis. These businesses that have long held loyal, niche markets are now opening up to a surge of mainstream consumers. Business Insider compiled a few of the most interesting throwback industries that have been trending during the pandemic.

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