Laura Entis
Laura Entis is a reporter for Fortune.com's Venture section.
Crowdsourcing
What Kylie Jenner's Hair Color Can Teach Brands About the Power of Crowdsourcing
The reality TV star let fans pick which shade of blue she should dye her tresses via social media.
Memory
If You Want to Remember the Important Stuff, You Need to Ignore the Background Noise
Those with high-capacity working memories are really good at blocking out distracting information, a new study finds.
Behavior
We Feel Less Responsible for Acting Badly When Ordered to Do Something
New research attempts to get at the root of why we are so easily persuaded to commit unethical actions when told to do so by another person.
Teamwork
Study: Powerful People Don't Work Well Together
High-ranking individuals underperform when collaborating, according to a new research.
Fashion
Tommy Hilfiger Teams Up With Mom Designer to Create a Line of Adaptive Clothing for Kids With Disabilities
The collection launched today.
Sharing Economy
Why Uber Makes Us Uneasy
Violence and robberies occur in cabs, too, but the personal aspect of the sharing economy makes these occurrences even more unsettling when Uber drivers are involved.
Venture Capital
Venture Capitalists Are More Likely to Help Startups They Can Visit Via a Direct Flight
If you want more guidance for your company, it helps to be easily accessible.
Social Media Marketing
Kim Kardashian's Mobile Game Has Made More Than $100 Million
It's a lucrative side hustle for the reality TV star and entrepreneur.
Millennials
Study: Millennials Are Lagging When It Comes to Entrepreneurship
A smaller percentage of those born from 1982 to 2000 are self-employed compared to generations past, according to data from the Census Bureau.
Millennials
Whole Foods' New Budget-Friendly Chain Will Be Down With Millennial Things Like Tattoos and Records
Come for the produce, stay for the ink.
Emoji
Paul McCartney's Latest Project: 'Emoji Sound Effects'
The former Beatle teamed up with Skype for some Valentine's Day fun.
Entrepreneurs
3 Entrepreneurial Lessons You Can Learn From Hanson
The teen heartthrobs-turned-entrepreneurs break down how building a business is like making music.
Employee Benefits
The Top 10 Cushiest Places to Work
From travel stipends to egg freezing, these perks go above and beyond traditional corporate benefits.
Bras
A Bra Company That Uses Smartphones to Find the Right Fit Just Raised $8 Million
The goal is to use technology to make the shopping experience, as well as the bras themselves, more comfortable.
Toys; Games
Mattel Introduces New Body Types for Barbie
Tall, curvy and petite toys are now available so girls can 'find a doll that speaks to them.'
