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The billionaire Shark Tank star dishes on selling out for a good cause, what jolts him with a 'rush of excitement' and how to detect a BS artist.

Here's what the CEO posted about the accident that destroyed a Facebook satellite.

We all know he's a genius, but here are seven other things you may not have known about the tech pioneer.

For our series '20 Questions' Julia Hartz, co-founder and CEO of event platform Eventbrite, talks about how she wasn't the 'girl with the lemonade stand,' and what it took to become an entrepreneur.

John Ellenby's Grid delivered what is widely viewed as one of the first laptop computers, the Compass.

This one-of-a-kind billionaire businessman can serve as a source of inspiration and wisdom for anyone looking to get ahead.

Surprise -- Yeezy doesn't just look up to numero uno. Neither do billionaire business powerhouses Elon Musk, Oprah Winfrey and Mark Zuckerberg.

Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak's first dream machine just sold at auction via Charitybuzz for $815,000.

A powerful story keeps this furniture company distinct and memorable.

While training on his bicycle, he took a nasty fall that nearly launched him off a cliff.

'It is the hard days -- the times that challenge you to your very core -- that will determine who you are.'

Create memories and don't rely on enthusiasm.

For our series '20 Questions' Jack Groetzinger, CEO and co-founder of event ticket search engine SeatGeek discusses his secret for staying on task and how work-life balance isn't real.

This founder started with $18,000 in his bank account. Now he runs a $4.5 million fast-casual-food brand.

He'd never make the team, but he's still a major player on the court.

Focus on what you do know -- and can do well.

He bet his retirement. Now he runs a multi-million dollar business.

This entrepreneur turned an unsexy subject into a successful business.

Collaboration for these founders is professional and personal.

To commemorate the 25th anniversary of the day the World Wide Web became publicly available, we asked internet pioneers to reflect on the web's highs and lows. Here's what we learned.

Tom Bilyeu didn't have money or much experience when he started but his idea was good and he worked very hard.