Madison Semarjian

An expert weighs in on its importance when building a company.

Expert insights on taking personalization to the next level.

Sometimes there's a hometown disadvantage, according to one tech entrepreneur who launched her product first in Kenya.

'To build something complex and massive, you've got to be fiercely determined - even in a moment when no one believes you.'

Your team is just as important as your customers.

'You need to have confidence without arrogance. Arrogance is the killer.'

Hint: It involves skipping your morning commute, according to serial entrepreneur Joe Johnson.

'For the first many years of our company, we actually had no products,' says Nature's Fusions CEO and founder CJ Peterson.

Esteban Kadamani went from working at Subway to co-founding a window installation company by age 22.

The founder of Llamasoft says it's important to tear down barriers of entry and make it as easy as possible for companies to work with you.

'The market was ready because of the growth in Apple podcasting, Spotify and Netflix,' says Jen Grogono, CEO of uStudio.

Samer Khouli, founder and CEO of TargetCW, explains how happy employees ultimately result in more profits.

This entrepreneur says that when investors asked this entrepreneur and her team to compromise their integrity, she said no to a big check.

It goes way beyond the business cards.

Make the most of your smartphone addiction.

John Mack now consults business owners on how to sell their products.

It's not when you think.

Podcasts are the new pop music.

One of the best ways to learn and improve is by asking good questions.

The era of 'Angry Birds' is over.

Did you know you could have a heart … in your URL?

'Tis the season for online shopping.

After a two year hiatus, Marc Andreessen is back on the internet with some picks that talk about politics, business and self-improvement.

Yes, they do exist.

Hint: you might not be able to remember why.

It's true what they say-- location is everything.

Stay in the know in 60 seconds.

Psychologists argue that it may do more harm than good.

You'll never guess who tops the list.

Yes, even Oprah gets bored in meetings.