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'West Texas Investors Club' sees aspiring entrepreneurs travel deep into the heart of Texas, where their business ideas and personal character are pushed to new limits.

Silicon Valley angel investors become TV sharks.

The new reality TV series follows 10 hungry millennials as they perfect their startup pitches, then battle for big bucks from billionaire investor Tim Draper.

It takes more to hold the title of entrepreneur than simple business success, no matter how big it is.

Is there a formula for Shark Tank success? A look at the stats from the first five seasons of the hit TV show.

Strategies for getting past the first round of casting and beyond.

Both entrepreneurs and competition judges focus too much on the product, forgetting that customers and staff are more important.

While searching for romance on Bravo's 'Friends to Lovers,' public relations entrepreneur Kris Ruby also learned a lot about business.

Her mobile game made $74 million last year.

The CEO of a smart tech company was reminded of some valuable lessons after starring in an episode of the CBS show.

At first the documentary filmmaker thought the virtual currency was 'bananas.'

The founder of Gigi's Cupcakes spills on getting vulnerable on 'Undercover Boss,' her cupcake company's explosive growth and why she has never shied away from taking risks.

Grant Cardone's latest venture is a reality show based around his need for finding better talent.

The Sharks are all successful entrepreneurs, providing valuable insight and feedback to the contestants that enter the tank each week. Their advice applies to you as well.

Current contestant Brandi Glanville on the Donald Trump-hosted show shows insights that apply to running any kind of business.

British chef Gordon Ramsay supposedly turns things around for these business owners every episode, but they go out of business anyway. Here's an explanation.

Brand partnerships can be a goldmine for today's biggest YouTubers. But 22-year-old Connor Franta, who boasts a digital footprint of 5 million followers, would much rather build brands of his own.

Ramona Singer is known as one of the "Real Housewives of New York" on Bravo. She is also a hell of an inspirational entrepreneur.

Do you walk around asking potential clients 'What can I do to win your business?' Don't.

The outspoken Shark Tank star is anything but bullish on Bitcoin.

If you don't come clean, you might not come away with investors' money, the celebrity branding expert says.