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The security team is now seen as the backbone of functioning operations and customer trust.

Steve Chen went from being a teacher to becoming financially independent and making six figures.

This is a rebound year for small businesses, filled with tough decisions about what to prioritize. Here's why investing in sales management should be at the top of the list, and how to get it there.

To address user challenges, they must first be understood. These principles of why, what and how also apply to management, especially in turbulent times.

Unicorns are overrated.

There's a dearth of women in chess clubs, just as there is in the entrepreneurial community. But there are strategic opportunities in both spaces.

Whatever stage you are at in your business venture, there's a lot you can learn from these money-minded flicks.

Tech companies often only want to work on the buzziest projects. But if they put aside their egos, they'd discover a far wider world of opportunity.

Without a clear strategy, companies often get sidetracked.

For one thing, not every solution comes in a box.

People, strategy and adaptation are crucial to winning in both chess and business.

Good consultants are expensive but their worth the money if you do your part.

Don't put the social media cart before the brand strategy horse.

Successful entrepreneurs say "no" to most offers. Those are exactly the people you're trying to do business with.

Resist the urge to sell your product or service short.

Putting the right team in place puts you way ahead in the game.

At Tesla's shareholder meeting on Tuesday, Musk went with a patient approach -- a far cry from the tirades he's made headlines for in recent months.

Strategy teams are tasked with seeing around corners. It's a challenging job.

After another rough round of financial reports, the company gives up on the Karma drone.

Five years ago, CEO Kaz Hirai wanted Sony to be a leader in imaging and games, now he got his wish.

Here's what a former Special Forces leader tells himself every morning to be ready for anything.