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Business Legal

Uber, Lyft Expand Insurance to Cover Drivers Between Rides

Ridesharing startups Uber and Lyft are working to bridge the 'insurance gap' with updated protection policies for their drivers.

By Nina Zipkin

Building a Business

Do You Text While Walking? This App Wants to Save Your Life.

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Building a Business

Passwords You Swallow, Sharks That Tweet and 90-MPH Cheeseburgers

By Jason Fell

Online Presence

Afraid of Sharks? No Problem. Just Check Twitter.

By Geoff Weiss

Entrepreneurs

Southwest Airlines’ Landing Mix-Up Could Have Been Super Scary

Despite the inconvenience to passengers, mistakenly landing at the wrong airport points to larger security and safety issues.

By Jason Fell

Building a Business

Attack Drones, a Smelly Smartphone App and a Smart Paper Airplane-Jet

A roundup of the 10 most interesting new technologies that make us scratch our heads and say, 'What the heck?'

By Jason Fell

Building a Business

A Fashionable, Inflatable Bike Helmet Collar? Yes, You Read That Right.

This Swedish startup has created a bike helmet that you wear around your neck.

By Katherine Gray

Building a Business

Google, Microsoft Take Steps to Block Searches for Child Porn

Ahead of an internet safety summit in Britain, the two companies announced their plan to tighten online searches.

By Laura Entis

Building a Business

7 Steps to Keep Employees Safe In The Workplace

Be it a workplace disaster or a violent crime, when your employees' safety is compromised, you need to be prepared to keep them safe. Here are seven ways to be prepared.

By Mark Sanborn

Building a Business

The Steps to Complying With Safety Standards

How to make sure you are keeping your employees safe on the job.

By Entrepreneur Staff

Building a Business

How Checklists Can Save Lives — and Your Business

Tips to use five-step procedures as a management tool to improve your business.

By Barbara Findlay Schenck

Thought Leaders

Tony Hsieh on Empowerment

Zappos CEO finds success by breaking the old-school business rules.

By Teri Evans