Posts by Liam Redmond
Goldman says central banks to step up gold-buying, aiding prices
The precious metal has struggled since the outbreak of the war in the Middle East Published Mon, May 18, 2026 · 01:05 PM [SINGAPORE] Central banks are expected to step up gold-buying, helping prices to recover by year-end, according to Goldman Sachs. Purchases are expected to pick up to average 60 tonnes a month over…
Read MoreChaos Isn’t A Threat—It’s Free Market Share
I’ve lived through war headlines, pandemics, platform shifts, and now the drumbeat of AI. Every time the world shakes, I see the same pattern. Panic takes out the unprepared. The rest of us have a choice: freeze or move. My view is simple: disruption is not the enemy—stagnation is. Marketing isn’t going away. Demand isn’t…
Read More5 ways to stay intellectually sharp after selling your business
You spend years operating at a high level. Constant decision-making, problem solving, pressure. Then one day, the deal closes. The wire hits. And suddenly, the intensity that shaped your days disappears. A lot of founders don’t expect what comes next. It is not just relief. It is a strange mental quiet. If you are not…
Read MoreStop Accepting Bad Marketing Agencies As Normal
I built and sold two ecommerce companies. Then I started advising brands. What I saw made me want to fix a broken system. Too many businesses are stuck with weak marketing help and weak results. That’s not a small problem. It drags down growth across the entire market. My view is simple: most marketing agencies…
Read MoreCompounding Beats Hustle For Building Real Wealth
People ask me how a 20-year-old should build wealth right now. My answer isn’t flashy. It’s not a hack. It’s a plan that works. Start early, keep it simple, and let compounding do the heavy lifting. I’ve built companies and taken risks. I’m Erik Huberman, and I’ve also seen how chasing hot deals can drain…
Read MoreLinkedIn, Cisco and Amazon are the latest tech companies laying off more workers
Job cuts are hammering the tech industry as companies ramp up investments in artificial intelligence. This week, San José-based tech company Cisco said it was cutting fewer than 4,000 jobs or less than 5% of its workforce. Cisco announced the layoffs the same day that the company reported that it grew its revenue to $15.8…
Read MoreWhy Website Security is a Leadership Issue
Company websites are often a source of revenue, a customer service portal, a lead generation system, a recruiting tool, and more. When cybersecurity fails, the damage hits the whole company, not just the IT department. As a result, customers lose trust, legal risk increases, and executives are usually blamed for the mess. However, many leaders…
Read More7 signs founder maturity means being proud of who you’re becoming
There’s a quiet shift that happens at some point in your founder journey. It’s not when you hit a revenue milestone or close a funding round. It’s more subtle than that. You start caring less about how your company looks from the outside and more about who you are becoming while building it. If you’ve…
Read MoreSide Hustles Are The Real Entrepreneurial School
Entrepreneurship didn’t start with a pitch deck for me. It started with a backpack and a front porch. The lesson has held up across every venture since: doing beats dreaming. My view is simple—small, fast bets build the muscles that big wins require. This matters because too many would-be founders wait for perfect timing, or…
Read MoreIdentity Theft Protection Explained for Users
Every online purchase, saved password, and social media account is an opportunity for criminals to steal personal data. Millions deal with unauthorized use of their credentials annually. Most only discover the problem after real damage has been done. The financial and emotional toll can linger for months. This guide covers how personal information gets compromised…
Read MoreWhy this Hollywood director thinks AI can save L.A. film jobs
In 1926, director Cecil B. DeMille hired hundreds of workers to build a set of Jerusalem inside the DeMille Studios in Culver City for the classic silent film “The King of Kings.” A century later, Jon Erwin filmed his biblical epic ‘The Old Stories: Moses,’ starring Ben Kingsley, on the same studio lot now owned…
Read MoreEBay rejects GameStop’s $56-billion takeover offer
California online marketplace EBay said Tuesday its board rejected GameStop’s unsolicited $56-billion takeover offer. The proposal was “neither credible nor attractive,” EBay’s board said in a statement. The San José company said it rejected the bid after considering various factors, including how it could impact growth and profitability. “With its differentiated global marketplace and a…
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