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Adobe and Prezi are the latest companies to join the White House's ConnectED initiative, which aims to get 99 percent of America's students connected to the Internet in the next 5 years.

The simple messages in children's books often reveal sage wisdom applicable for business leaders.

Joey Hudy wowed President Obama at the White House Science Fair and has since secured a spot as Intel's youngest intern.

Inspired by QR-code technology, Juan Murdoch created cotton pajamas printed with a series of dots; when scanned with a smartphone, each dot launches one of 47 narrated bedtime stories,

A new report shows more young children are using devices such as iPhones, tablets and Kindles.

The Mexican-style fast-food chain said it was discontinuing menu items and toys geared toward children, as the national debate on obesity intensifies.

Fresh out of college with an enviable consultant job, Andrea Lo decided to quit so she could create Piggybackr, an online platform that helps kids raise money for causes.

With a heightened emphasis on learning to code, Youth Digital wants to help the next generation of young entrepreneurs succeed.

A recent survey of teenage and young-adult social media users found that people in those age groups prefer Tumblr to Facebook or Twitter.

Grom Social is a network for kids, Facebook's more lucrative Hacker Cup, a Pinterest for cats and more.

Five parenting tips to help your kids become leaders and entrepreneurs.

From illustrated fantasy to business reality, see how these young treps learned stiff business lessons, care of their children's-book author dad.

Whether its playstation-equipped restaurants or swim schools, franchise companies are targeting kids -- and the parents who will pay up for their services.

An entrepreneur and father to a brood of business owners talks about bringing up kids to be entrepreneurs.

This new franchise delivers meals to schools and kicks PB&J to the curb.

A social media answer for helping parents find reliable, trusted babysitters -- fast

Millions of people have tuned into an 11-minute video of entrepreneur Caine Monroy's cardboard arcade creation, but how did that video catch on when so many others don't? To figure it out, we asked the experts to give us their best viral-video tips.

See how two inventors fared when they brought their children along to pitch the 'Sharks.'

How an Atlanta entrepreneur launched Stinky Boyz, a line of sports-themed natural shampoos and body washes.