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One size doesn't fit all. Here's how franchise systems can find the perfect fit -- and prepare their franchises for changes to come.

Agency owners Yadira Harrison and Shannon Jones say their mantra is 'what's the best that can happen?'

The British billionaire doesn't hold back.

The best business partners have complementary skills.

Five years after her partner's passing, Ethel Rubinstein reflects on his absence, while channeling his optimism and creativity.

Delivery platforms are basically the advent of ecommerce in one of the last bastions of local business.

A technical change in SBA policy makes it easier to buy out a partner

The co-CEOs of Harper Wilde, an intimate apparel company, share why they stuck to their unusual structure despite hearing they were making a huge mistake.

Yumi co-founders and longtime friends Angela Sutherland and Evelyn Rusli took a leap of faith together and quit their jobs to launch an early childhood meal delivery service.

CEO Alex Chung and COO Adam Leibsohn share the philosophy that has helped them grow a search tool into a company with 300 million daily active users.

Dippin' Dots and Doc Popcorn are opening an increasing number of joint locations -- and sales are soaring.

Robinhood co-founders and CEOs Baiju Bhatt and Vlad Tenev on why they have only been able to thrive because of their work together.

Partnerships are like marriages: Get to know the person first. Or you may pay later.

Who can help you reach your goals?

Former ad exec Georgina Gooley had never launched a brand before. By getting to know the space she was entering -- and the consumers she hoped to serve -- she set out to disrupt the shaving industry.

KettleSpace charges $99 a month for unlimited daytime access to a handful of eateries and several weekly events.

Three key steps to getting your startup off the ground.

Finding the perfect business partner isn't easy, but it can make or break your company.

How to be part of the 35 percent of startup partnerships that succeed.

Koel Thomae took her love of Australian yogurt and created a business that retails in more than 25,000 U.S. stores.

The more experienced entity doesn't always know best.