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The tech giant wants to make phones smarter than ever and is staffing up to give Google a run for its money.

If there's one thing every entrepreneur needs to be successful, it's the courage to confront the challenges that threaten to derail us and persevere.

Campaign founder Brad Sewell is hoping his company's no-tools-necessary, free shipping approach will fill a gap in the furniture market.

Entrepreneurs and small-business owners need to pay attention to market swings, whether they like it or not.

A seemingly good idea with flaws can cause the entire foundation to collapse, while a questionable idea with more merits than faults might be abandoned despite having a real shot at success.

Having zero competition isn't necessarily a good thing, especially when there's millions of entrepreneurs around the world focused on sniffing out potential business opportunities.

Start your engines. A company called MegaBots is raising money on Kickstarter to prepare its 12,000-pound robot for a fight with a robot in Japan.

If there is a market for your business, you will have competitors. Learning from them is the winning strategy.

The music streaming service is rumored to be considering new limitations on its free version.

Starting a company in a saturated market with huge competitors can be a huge challenge -- unless you are patient in your development and diligent in your execution.

When selling to highly competitive or secretive industries customer referrals can be hard to come by but that doesn't make your company second-rate by any measure.

As carbon dioxide is burned to fuel our lives, a percentage of that carbon ends up in the world's oceans. The first step in fixing the problem is being able to accurately measure it. That's what Sunburst Sensors is doing.

With the much-anticipated ecommerce site Jet.com launching today, we discovered a few lesser-known facts about the Internet mogul.

Whether you're navigating obstacles on a course or on the way to starting a business, the takeaways are similar.

For the ecommerce company, life could get lonely in a hurry.

In a competitive marketplace where it seems everything's been done, it can sometimes be hard to articulate your specific value.

Whether you're running your company out of your dorm room or Skyping your partners in four different time zones, here are a few tricks to help the little guys compete against the big fish.

Sure, your product or service may be great, but it's not that different than what your competitor offers.

Some pro golfers complained that this year's U.S. Open course was too hard. They should have focused on playing better.

Once complacent because of the dominance of its software, the company is moving forward in both cloud and mobile.

Sometimes, small really is beautiful.