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The Project Runway host built a coding school, Kode With Klossy, to inspire a generation of tech-savvy women. But her real mission, she says, is much broader.

Women know how to fight the good fight -- and they won't back down until the job is done. Get to know 100 female-led businesses and brands that are creating change and redefining the rules of success.

Our October/November cover star discusses the women (and businesses) that keep her motivated.

Da Bomb Bath started as a hobby when Caroline and Isabel Bercaw were in middle school. Six years later, their products are sold nationwide.

Instead of pushing a product, Feals focuses on its customers' pain points.

Today's youth is already hard at work, building everything from delivery apps to robotic kits to sustainable fashion brands.

The basketball legend is the franchise's new brand ambassador. He's got his work cut out for him -- but Shaq's never been afraid of a challenge.

Potential clients can't hire you if they can't find you. Build a bridge to yourself -- and to your business.

In a mobile economy, being able to simply process credit cards is no longer enough. Here's what to look for as you search for a payment-system provider.

She wanted the fragrance industry to be more transparent.The fragrance industry said no. So the actress took matters into her own hands.

The industry's most powerful women are working to fix it.

Food dominates the franchise world. Here, we rank the strongest brands in 14 tasty categories.

With an entrepreneurial can-do mindset, the four Hollywood vets have built a business with soaring sales and global impact.

By listening to her community and reacting quickly, Mariam Naficy built a business bigger than her wildest visions.

The gift from his mother helps beverage entrepreneur Anshuman Vohra fight for success.

Drew and Jonathan Scott have conquered the real estate, design, and entertainment worlds. And they know that they're better together.

Kevin Smith details how he and Jason Mewes have turned their iconic characters into a budding business.

Forget your own desires, and lead with the value you can provide.

The NFL star redefined himself after retirement from the sport, and found a whole new world of opportunity.

The #1 company on our annual Franchise 500 list is a master class in staying power.

The #8 company on our Franchise 500 list has an app that's been downloaded more than 10 million times, tracking customer appointments, history, and preferences.

For the tennis champ and entrepreneur, teamwork is the key to success.

After hanging on through two bankruptcies, RadioShack struck a deal to open small locations inside a franchise called HobbyTown. Now, the question: Will this help or hurt both brands?

She's CEO of a billion-dollar brand, but she's always looking to invent the next big thing.

Get inspired by this year's biggest risk takers, from Elon Musk to Chance the Rapper.

Two business experts sound off on why Musk is (and isn't!) an entrepreneur to emulate.

'We've got more to offer than just cute cups,' she says about being focused on products that promote personal betterment.