Sustainability | Page 9

There are 'small' businesses. Then there are 'tiny' ones, concerned about the personal and social impact they make.

Lessons in running an eco-smart business can sometimes come from unexpected places.

Sustainability is no longer a distant cousin of business. Consumers want it from their favorite brands. So, get started.

Meet Walid Halty, the millennial who is trying to save the world's energy crisis.

Companies that have embraced ambitious sustainability goals have invariably found it improves efficiency, employee morale and public perception.

Green energy and high-tech industries are best bets for savvy entrepreneurs looking to diversify.

Consumers increasingly demand products that cruelty-free and sustainable, but with no compromise in quality.

Virtual reality helps retailer TreeHouse prevent errors, cut costs, eliminate waste, adapt faster, minimize travel and gain customer insights.

You don't have to be Captain Planet to save the planet for future generations -- and you can make a profit doing it.

Entrepreneurs see problems as opportunities. Avoiding a climate catastrophe is the biggest business opportunity in the world.

Aspiration Bank lets customers pay what they want, donates to charity and helps people make socially responsible decisions with their money.

Innovations developed for interstellar exploration is inside many of the products in your home. Where will future versions lead?

HP, trying to jumpstart its once-mighty consumer printing business, is investing in sustainable forests and making ink cartridges out of recycled plastic from Haiti.

Uncharted Play founder Jessica O. Matthews decided to double down on her founding principles and give back to Harlem.

Want to make your company a little more environmentally friendly? Here's how to do it without sacrificing sales.

Social responsibility is now a key part of any successful entrepreneurial venture.

Demand for sustainable solutions at global scale is an enormous entrepreneurial opportunity.

The energy source no longer is the wave of the future -- it's good for commerce today.

Traditional marketing practices tend to use a lot of paper. This Earth Day, consider how you can make operations more sustainable with digital communications.

Edible insects have been hailed as the food of the future, but challenges remain before crickets can hop their way from sci-fi to food system savior.

Sustainability is smart for business. Building it into your product's DNA will help achieve your social mission and build brand loyalty.

Tenants can affect real change by making the most of existing spaces. Smart retrofits could be as simple as installing energy-efficient lighting and upgrading to functional furniture solutions.

See how solar power is making a major impact all over the world.

The surging growth of renewable energy is creating amazing opportunities for producing, buying and trading clean electricity.

The driving principle, more and more, is to create value as the ultimate goal, rather than profit for profit's sake.

Insects as food source is brilliant nutritionally and environmentally, but to make a business of it you have to get past the revulsion factor.