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Learn how this couple built Lucky's Market, one of the country's most beloved (and weirdest) grocery chains.

In honor of Father's Day, check out these famous business leaders who teach us how fatherhood and entrepreneurship are powerful bedfellows.

If you limit your vision, associate with toxic people and give up the fight, you'll never achieve your dreams.

Teflon was a fluke, and plastic was discovered during a man's search to replace beetle dung. Check out these life-changing innovations that were made by happenstance.

Joseph Ferlito anticipates potential future problems to ensure his company's success.

Screenwriter Meridith Baer began a home staging business by diving in before she'd nailed down the details.

EPIC bars had imperfect production in the beginning, but it paid off perfectly.

Meet the team that invented the yoga wheel and learn how they're keeping their idea fresh.

Brett and Sven Newman grew their company, Daylight Design, by focusing on the clients and projects they were interested in, even though that meant walking away from a large sum of money early on.

Maverick moves that paid off big and proved the naysayers wrong.

If you're transitioning from lifetime employee to first-time entrepreneur, you've got to decide who you are, set boundaries and never confuse struggle with failure.

The staff of the social media management app Buffer can work anywhere in the world. Here's how the company was designed for nomadic employees.

Ben Parsons is bringing top-shelf wine to the masses with Infinite Monkey Theorem, sometimes in cans sold as four-packs.

Matt Lane and Paul Gerrard tested the waters before franchising SafeSplash, and it's been making waves ever since.

Geoffrey Woo and Michael Brandt personally reached out to customers after orders of their product was delayed. It was weeks of work, but they don't regret it. Read on to see why.

Take it from the Champ: "If they can make penicillin out of moldy bread, they can sure make something out of you."

Boutique hoteliers check into America's smaller cities.

Enrico, who died at age 71 on June 1, helped Pepsi rival Coke and dive deeper into the food business.

Danish Ventures is helping solve global problems by design.

Fans of accessories, food, shoes or formal attire and more should keep their eyes on these startups.

These companies are cashing in on innovative solutions to financial pain points.