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An NYC startup applies A/B testing -- common in the digital space -- to convert foot traffic to sales in brick-and-mortar stores.

A well-designed printing process can help low-income diabetics get the care they need.

'Welcome back, baby!' Elon Musk's space startup epically rebounds after two failed attempts.

The innovators make their mark in industries ranging from retail to music.

Michael Pryor shares what shifts when project management tools evolve.

FarmLogs turns to big data to update age-old practices.

Stephanie von Friedeburg explains how open data, cloud computing and mobile are integral to the future of financial services.

The Sync Project wants to use songs to improve your health. But first it has to come to market.

Dr. Werner Vogels weighs in on the growth of AWS and the future of cloud computing.

The tech giant's co-founder is changing his tune about the future of artificial intelligence.

In a recent panel, eminent philosopher Sir Ken Robinson outlined how educational systems around the globe are failing to foster an entrepreneurial spirit.

The entrepreneurial titans who made Time magazine's 2013 list of the 100 most influential people in the world.

The 3-D printing visionary kicks off the 2013 South by Southwest Interactive Festival. His advice to entrepreneurs with a dream: 'Believe that it's possible.'

If you want to change the world through social entrepreneurship, consider this your ticket. Here's a preview of what to expect from the Clinton Global Initiative and ideas for getting involved.

Apple's lawyers are in a snit over the recently released, creepily lifelike Steve Jobs doll. Here's why they should back off and let the doll become a smash hit.

Apple's products didn't make Steve Jobs great. Instead, it was his uncommon affection for rebels and misfits that inspired legions.

LooptWorks founder Scott Hamlin reveals his list of top tweeters for upcycling.

A new class created by serial entrepreneur Steve Blank puts a focus on testing ideas before jumping in.

The big idea to move your company to the next level can happen, if you put in the work -- and play while you're at it.

Dancing Deer Baking Co. has made philanthropy an integral part of its business -- and it's still coming out on top.

Peter Diamandis talks about what innovation really is while Tim O'Reilly calls the I-word era "dead on arrival."