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Those who love shopping and tv equally will love LookLive even more.

True & Co. has found a way to bring the fitting room to its customers.

One of our greatest modern artists might be gone, but he left many examples of how to conduct yourself if you want to be truly successful.

Learn the timeline behind Utah's Squatty Potty.

An innovative analytics service promises to give you new power.

"Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today, to get through this thing called life."

This week the world draped itself in purple to mourn musician and innovator Prince Rogers Nelson. Here's a sample of tributes to the musical legend in his favorite hue.

One year after buying a site that everyone said would fail, Peter Boychuk has no regrets.

Coco Chanel, a French orphan, recreated herself into one of the world's most iconic and famous designers who invented a look, a brand and an empire that flourishes to this day.

Clara Foods figured out how to pitch a unique product without making investors balk. Read on to learn how they did it.

This MGM movie mogul got his lessons in business as a young boy scavenging for scrap metal during the brutal winters of Canada.

Brian Lim went to an electronic dance music club six years ago and was inspired to launch a line of rave accessories.

Think about the culture you want to build, then master these leadership skills. The rest will fall into place.

Bubble soccer is the best kind of business bubble for Damon Grace and Lucas Andrews.

This new tech troubleshoots by listening in.

Ebbe Altberg, CEO of the company that created the virtual 3-D world Second Life, answers your VR questions.

Take "complete control" of the Millennium Falcon and see the Resistance face off against the First Order.

Most Americans agree that government is broken. But only a few brave entrepreneurs have tried to fix it -- and their efforts rarely go well. Brigade's experienced leaders think they can do better.

Steve Jobs weighs in on wasting time, Ralph Nader defines the function of leadership and Warren Buffett warns about guarding your reputation.

Is a background in business essential to running the country? Here are several former presidents who transitioned from the boardroom to the Oval Office.

What entrepreneurs can glean from William Harrison, Rutherford B. Hayes and William McKinley.