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Here's what you should be ordering that isn't on the menu at Chipotle, Starbucks and Taco Bell.

Luxury handbag maker Dagne Dover has seen more than $1 million in direct-to-consumer sales through its online store.

The glasses maker plans to use the cash to fund expansion of its fleet of physical storefronts.

Leading entrepreneurs, investors and thought leaders explain what impact investing is and why you should care.

Neil Blumenthal hopes the next class of change-making innovators set their targets on fixing government.

From eye glasses to private equity investing.

Ecommerce retailers have realized that shoppers find value in being able to see and inspect items in real life.

The glasses company is the latest example of a successful 'buy-one-give-one' business model.

The need to keep corporate-social-responsibility efforts distinct from pure promotion may be vanishing.

Call it entrepreneurial serendipity, but businesses that embrace worthy causes are finding charitable giving is a powerful brand enhancer.

Customers are skeptical of the marketing they don't ignore entirely but people trust their own experience. Make if friendly and they love your brand.

The founders of Pencils of Promise, Warby Parker and Harry's remember their favorite teachers and what made them so great.

Warby Parker Co-CEO and founder Neil Blumenthal explains how inspiration can come from the most unlikely sources.

Entrepreneur.com partnered with Social Media Week to come up with a list of startups that have potential for a breakout year.

David Hassell, founder of 15Five, talks about the power of staying connected.

Business owners are increasingly throwing out the rulebook when it comes to playing the name game. Here are the anecdotes behind 10 of our favorites.

After co-founding Warby Parker, Jeff Raider is hoping to find success again with his newest endeavor, Harry's.

For many online retailers, most revenue still doesn't come from the web. But if you're still looking to compete, our experts have some advice.

Strategic partnerships help a nonprofit erase education deficits.

Being the little fish in a small pond can be advantageous for young entrepreneurs.

Whether they've been around for decades or were launched in the last two years, some companies just have a bit of magic when it comes to grabbing attention and establishing themselves as fan favorites.