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Founder Dylan Lauren explains how she broke through a sugar-stuffed market to build one of the most beloved sweets brands in the world.

'Things are changing so fast in food that if you're still using what worked for you in the past, you're screwed.'

With aggressive expansion strategies and low membership costs, fitness clubs are looking to rapidly expand -- and franchisees are lining up to get in on the action.

Former blogger Emily Weiss had a hunch: If she could translate women's real needs into products, she could build a beauty company unlike any other.

With his latest opus due out this month and a half-dozen more films on the way, the director and historian Ken Burns has learned a lot about how to manage big teams through even bigger projects.

Take it from a journalist: You can learn a lot when you shelve your ego.

He's a tech darling turned high-profile spokesman for diversity in Silicon Valley. But to truly succeed, he's rethinking everything.

A great product is a problem heard and solved, followed by user feedback heard and integrated.

It's technically against Wikipedia's rules. But that hasn't stopped this underground marketplace from thriving.

Gary Vaynerchuk is half man, half brand, half digital experiment. And somehow, that all adds up.

Yes, a pitch can lead to a story -- you just need to know how to get our attention.

Fast-food franchises often get a bad rap for being slow to change, but this time they find themselves in the unique position of being among the first in the food-service realm to make a major investme...

He's the billionaire co-founder of LinkedIn, Greylock Partner, a mentor to many, and, starting in May, the host of a new podcast called 'Masters of Scale.' Here, Hoffman gives us an inside look at how...

You might think you've got an intuitive knack for interviewing prospective talent, but a whole body of research begs to differ.

'Fail fast' may be a Silicon Valley motto, but that's not the case across Africa. Here, failure is often stigmatized. And yet, not talking about it is leading to even bigger failures.

Actresses Patti LuPone and Christine Ebersole share what the first female celebrity entrepreneurs can teach us today.

Turns out every liar has a tell.

Michael Dubin is just getting started.

Steady wins the race.

Entrepreneur and CultureIQ spent months searching for the best cultures in the U.S.

Entrepreneur teamed up with CultureIQ to rank high-performance cultures at small-sized companies for our Top Company Cultures list.

Never stop learning.

Got two seconds? Make the most of them.

Self-improvement master Tim Ferriss has a surprising message for those who keep searching for something better: You have to know when to stop.

Entrepreneurs across the country are shaping small cities.

It's not about you.

Industry norms be damned.