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The Kauffman startup index found that the rate of new entrepreneurs in the U.S. has been growing for two years.

You have to work to predict trends that will help you evolve in what you do.

From a heartstring-tugging endorsement of virtual reality as an empathy booster, to a frightening vision of a world where computers take over humans, you won't want to miss these intense talks.

Even if you're surrounded by tech, you can always make your office smell like vintage pages.

These 5 trends can help keep your marketing relevant

Businesses are far apart from their workers when it comes to discerning the latest conveniences of travel.

Survey says: Blowing their brains out on video games for several hours a week might not be so bad for children after all.

A new study reveals that millennials are tripping over taking vacation -- theirs and yours.

The small sampling of participants, who frequently texted or incessantly checked their social-media accounts, were more concerned about superficial things.

'Get Comfy. Like a Boss.' Or like look lazy, like a sloth?

We are smart. Be like us. Make Bill go away forever.

Vilifying a nutrient -- from fat, cholesterol to sugar -- doesn't necessarily lead to a more balanced, healthful diet. Instead, it often has the opposite effect, experts say.

Learning from mistakes -- and not repeating them -- is only one way to master the entrepreneurial mindset you need to thrive.

This could be a pivotal year for the wine industry and its growing consumer base.

Start your new year with these trends to stay customer-focused and ahead of the competition.

Key industry executives weigh in on what trends will shape the mobile marketing landscape in 2016.

Design is poised to become more flat, responsive and card-based in the year ahead.

From charred desserts to the proliferation of delivery apps, here are some developments in the food world to watch out for in the coming months.

What service or product can you provide to companies looking to ride the next big wave to sweep through a consumer market?

Virtual-reality movies are more than just cool -- they can be a catalyst for good.

A growing crop of businesses is set on helping consumers and companies navigate the maze of threats.