Monthly Archives: March 2026

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Boost Your Workflow With These 8 Must-Have Microsoft Apps

by Entrepreneur Store • March 7, 2026 • 0 Comments

Pay once and own these eight Microsoft Office tools for life.

I Advise High Net Worth Families — Here’s What I Tell Them About Passing on Their Wealth

by Kirby Rosplock • March 7, 2026 • 0 Comments

Building wealth is one skill, but passing it on without friction is another. Here’s how founders can create lasting legacies by focusing on clarity, communication and purposeful stewardship.

Author, Speaker and Former Telenovela Actress Dr. Monica Gomez’s Shares New Mission and Vision With Talk Fusion

by Team Business For Home International • March 7, 2026 • 0 Comments

According to a recent press release:
Dr. Monica Gomez, who was raised in Colombia, is known by friends and family as “Dr. Monica Go.” When you look at her long list of extraordinary accomplishments, the nickname “Go” makes perfect sense. Monica began working as a young adult and has never slowed down. She dreams big and is fearless—a trait that has helped her succeed throughout her life.
After graduating from college, Monica pursued a career in acting. Her talent was undeniable. She was cast in a local telenovela in Colombia, and the show became a massive hit, turning her into an overnight celebrity. Monica’s career continued to soar as she starred in several other telenovelas before pursuing her next big dream: moving to the United States.
With no contacts and few opportunities, she bet on herself—and it paid off. Monica landed her second dream job as a Radio Show DJ at the #1 Latino station in Miami. Fearless, confident, and willing to do whatever it took to succeed, Monica dazzled listeners as a powerful female voice in an industry long dominated by men.
After decades of success, however, several setbacks nearly derailed her journey. She started a travel business just before the COVID pandemic,

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USANA Launches Celavive Postbiotic Skincare in Philippines

by Press Release • March 7, 2026 • 0 Comments

USANA Health Sciences officially introduces its Celavive Postbiotic Skincare line to the Philippine market, marking a new era in barrier-focused, microbiome-friendly skin care. Designed to support skin balance, resilience, and visible calm. The new line features formulated postbiotic ingredients suitable for sensitive and allergy-prone skin.
Postbiotics – a natural by-product of probiotic fermentation that lock in moisture, replenish the skin’s moisture barrier, and defend against environmental irritants. The collection is free from fragrance, artificial colorants, parabens, phenoxyethanols, mineral oil, and animal by-products making it ideal for daily use across all skin types.

“We are very excited to introduce the Celavive Postbiotic Skincare line in the Philippines,”

said Cherry Ampig, USANA Philippines general manager.

“This launch is a strong addition to our Celavive portfolio and reflects USANA’s continued commitment to science-backed, quality solutions. We believe this innovative skincare line will not only resonate with today’s consumers but also provide our Brand Partners with a powerful new product range to share and grow their business.”

The Celavive Postbiotic Skincare collection includes:
Calming Cleanser
A gentle, holistic cleanser that helps to removes oil, dirt, and impurities without stripping moisture or disturbing the skin’s natural flora. Formulated to soothe and calm the skin, it supports daily restoration and is suitable

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Uber and Lyft Got Pricier Last Year — Here’s How Riders Responded

by Sherin Shibu • March 6, 2026 • 0 Comments

Average ride-hailing fares increased by nearly 10% last year.

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One of the Biggest Drivers of the Gender Pay Gap — And Steps Founders Can Take to Fix It

by Julia Rodgers • March 6, 2026 • 0 Comments

Motherhood quietly compounds pay disparities over time, but intentional policies and inclusive practices can help founders retain talent and close the gap.