Posts by Liam Redmond
Dogfight over California: The ugly battle between electric air taxi leaders Joby and Archer
Two California companies at the front of the global race to bring battery-powered air taxis to the public are trying to trip each other up in court. While Joby Aviation and Archer Aviation are based within an hour of each other in Northern California, they are bitter rivals, each hoping their own small electric vertical…
Read MoreBoston Logan passengers will be able to skip long TSA airport lines thanks to new checkpoint
A remote TSA security checkpoint has been unveiled for passengers jetting out of Boston Logan airport – and it means travelers will be able to avoid long, winding lines that were synonymous with the agency’s funding crisis. The new program, which is set to come into force on June 1, has been declared the “first…
Read More5 books successful startup founders recommend again and again
If you spend enough time around founders, you start noticing something interesting. The most successful entrepreneurs rarely recommend books about becoming rich fast or hacking productivity. Instead, they return to books that help them think clearly under pressure, understand people better, and make smarter long-term decisions when the startup roller coaster gets unpredictable. That matters…
Read More5 Signs Your Business Has Outgrown In-House Accounting
Performing accounting in-house is usually regarded as the logical step at the initial stages of growth. It’s not uncommon for company founders to handle bookkeeping themselves, or for a dedicated in-house team to handle activities like payroll and billing. Nevertheless, there often comes a time when it’s clear that in-house accounting is no longer working.…
Read More7 ways to develop an entrepreneurial mindset after corporate burnout
If you’re coming out of corporate burnout, you probably don’t need another motivational quote. You need a way to rebuild how you think about work, risk, and yourself. The shift from structured environments to entrepreneurship is not just about starting something new. It’s about unlearning patterns that kept you safe but stagnant. Most founders I’ve…
Read MoreStop Chasing Trends And Build Real Value
Distraction is expensive. In business and in life, every zigzag and half-step drains time, money, and energy. My stance is simple: stop chasing trends and start compounding value. That’s how you win, not with whiplash pivots that look clever on a reel and collapse in a quarter. As an entrepreneur and marketer, I’ve paid for…
Read MoreGoldman Sachs targets ‘huge opportunity’ despite Iran shock
Published Tue, May 19, 2026 · 09:00 PM GOLDMAN Sachs Group’s international co-heads say the turbulent start to the year has done little to deter clients, underscoring Wall Street’s bullish outlook despite events like the Iran war. “Our clients want us to be on the ground to give them the advice and support they need,”…
Read MoreOnline retailer Shein to acquire San Francisco-based Everlane
Shein, one of the largest fast-fashion retailers in the world, is set to acquire the “quiet luxury” apparel brand Everlane, media reports said. Shein will buy Everlane from majority owner L Catterton for $100 million, according to a deal signed Saturday, Puck reported. Everlane was once valued around $600 million at its peak in the…
Read MoreTerrifying moment small children evacuated from San Diego mosque amid shooting
Terrifying video shows small children being evacuated from the Islamic Center of San Diego – as two camouflaged teen gunmen went about their rampage. Aerial footage showed more than a dozen kids – who looked no older than 5 years old – walking in a single file Monday as they were guided to safety by…
Read MoreMore ships arrive in Singapore as Iran war disrupts Middle East routes, but fewer refuelling here
Ships that arrive in Singapore may seek to refuel, though they may also stop for other purposes [SINGAPORE] More ships are coming to Singapore as the war between Iran and the US disrupts shipping routes, although fewer are here specifically to refuel. Experts told The Straits Times this is because ships have become more conservative…
Read MoreChina will open its market to AI chips from US, Nvidia’s CEO says
Published Tue, May 19, 2026 · 11:02 AM NVIDIA chief executive officer Jensen Huang, speaking days after he joined President Donald Trump’s May 14-15 summit in China, said he expects Chinese authorities will eventually allow the import of artificial intelligence chips from the US. “The Chinese government has to decide how much of their local…
Read More4 grounding habits for founders in constant uncertainty
Some seasons of building a company feel less like executing a roadmap and more like standing in the middle of a storm trying to read a compass. One week a customer finally converts after months of outreach. The next week your biggest lead ghosts you, your burn rate suddenly feels too high, and another founder…
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