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We spoke with Foster, whose BeRootedco.com is the first Black woman-owned stationery brand to make it on the retail giant's shelves, about shaking up her industry and keeping diversity, equity and inclusion top of mind.

Black women have pioneered numerous successful strategies that all small retailers could learn from.

Can a company be too specialized? Itty-bitty franchises are popping up all over the place, and the big companies buying them have grasped the merits of thinking small.

Key takeaways on creating your own destiny from the filmmaker and influencer.

Yeah, it's shaped like that. And customers of a UK bakery (at least most of them) love it.

From cost to convenience, its maker demonstrates how to succeed with an unlikely product.

In conversation, the longtime Viacom leader and recently appointed Chief Executive Officer lays out what it takes to adapt and thrive.

I had an idea and people thought I was crazy. I ignored them and decided to go for it.

How The Tonight Show host built his career and an entertainment empire -- by first identifying his most important mission.

Lumistella co-founder and co-CEO Christa Pitts talks about her family's global domination of the yuletide market, and how they've managed to marry big business and holiday magic.

It's their infrastructure, and their model applies to every business.

The Minnesotan business legend talks about his namesake entrepreneurial school and decades of sustained success.

Don MacKinnon's love of mixtapes helped him start multiple successful ventures.

In an exclusive interview, the recording artist and TikTok star shares his secrets to amassing more than 20 million followers.

As accusations of inequality and test-center closures threaten the SAT's stronghold on college admissions, Next Admit CEO and co-founder Gohar Khan says 'intangibles' like essays and interviews are more likely to make or break an application.

Co-founder Chris Riccobono shares the story of his 10-year journey to massive market success.

In a world where it is so easy to follow the herd, Steve Jobs did the opposite -- and you can too.

Co-founder and CEO Ben Van Leeuwen has been thinking outside of the pint for years. Here's how the company makes the ice cream magic happen.

The 40-year-old entrepreneur talks about how wrestling fandom led to the ultimate side hustle and why it all helps his family-owned real-estate business's bottom line.

At the age of 11, Jean Wright learned something important about herself.

Pernod Ricard North America owns many of the world's most recognizable alcohol brands. Its CEO, Ann Mukherhee, lived through alcohol-related personal tragedies. In her opinion, that's why she's right for the job.