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Entrepreneurism is all about problem-solving, and finding a common issue can be a great starting place for your business idea.

Amazon, Facebook, Google, and TikTok are jumping into the game, but this company is already living what may be the future of retail-and helping 6,000 small retailers see their business soar.

Plus, what happens when your entire office is filled with furry friends?

Traditional marketing doesn't work on this discerning, coveted demo. If you can't sell to them? Join them.

After spending two decades building a global fashion brand, Minkoff sat down to write her memoir... in March of 2020.

Can you create a product that references, parodies, or uses parts from another brand? Many entrepreneurs are trying...and then getting sued. But the law is far from settled. This is the story of one startup that fought back and might just help change the way brands are built.

When Basic Fun! CEO Jay Foreman told his employees to come back to work last summer, not everyone was happy. Here's what their operation looks like today.

Seven of its team members explain how they've replicated a hyper-collaborative office at home.

Forget seats at the table. Now's the time to build a completely new table.

It's not easy to build the stuff for tomorrow when you also have to run a sustainable business today. Inside the crazy world of Hypergiant, an ambitious company that's figuring it out.

No engineering background required.

After a hard year for everyone, the beloved actor has some advice: No matter the circumstances, optimism is possible.

Fundraising is forever changed. But you can still succeed.

The billionaire founder has been through 20 years of personal and professional ups and downs. And she's still thriving.

Seven founders share lessons learned from past recessions and 9/11.

Remote work hasn't just changed our day-to-day. It's changed the way we grow. Here's how to build a strong team at a distance.

Jaime Schmidt built and sold Schmidt's Naturals for millions. Her advice: Don't focus too much on the challenges ahead. Just get going.

Fernando Machado turned the fast-food giants into buzzy, relevant, always-on-point brands. Here's how.

The actress and entrepreneur has learned that to be successful, the message is as important as the product.

By getting scrappy, Grove Collaborative's Stuart Landesberg learned big lessons.

Relationships and lessons learned behind bars helped drive the company's future success.

The #3 company on our Franchise 500 list is betting on technology to drive future sales.

The #2 company on our Franchise 500 list is now looking to find its next big success overseas.

The #4 company on our Franchise 500 list is learning from its customers -- and serving up exactly what they want.

Amanda Chantal Bacon is used to seeing eyes roll when she talks about her products. (Sex Dust, as an example.) But when business is booming, who has time to care?

Can making money be the key to creating more change and impact?

It's an object lesson in spotting opportunity within chaos.

We trailed the founders of Warby Parker and Rockets of Awesome to see how their crazy, hectic, business-packed days happen.

The technology is helping savvy companies (and enterprising entrepreneurs) find fresh opportunity in overlooked materials.

Executive search firm Inkwell connects brands with seasoned employees who need flexible schedules.