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The last time this entrepreneur matched up against an industry giant, things didn't end so well. But it wasn't game over.

To create an environment for happy and engaged employees, you'll have to take the lead at the top.

ToneCheck is the e-mail noodge that will save you from yourself.

A new business travel seminar teaches you how to fly first class for an economy fare.

Ace Hotel founder Alex Calderwood did it by transforming his company into a lifestyle brand. Meet the man who set a new industry standard with the 'it' hotel.

Singularity University may be the most ambitious and utterly idiosyncratic entrepreneurship program in the country. Just ask the BrinBot.

Two L.A. entrepreneurs have dreamed up the perfect plane for the weekend aviator.

You've got to learn to let go. And ironically, you can't do it alone.

The Flickr co-founder's picks are a mix of money, tech and art.

Try an icy, ready-to-drink margarita.

Ronn Torossian's advice: Drop everything and deal with it now.

Watch out, bikers and bladers. The elliptical trainer has zipped out of the gym and onto the streets.

NumberQuotes.com is worth a click for quick comparisons.

Three genius innovations to make your life easier--or at least more fun

The boozy, manly, camouflage-frosted cupcake

Whether it's a scapegoat or a block of metal you hit until it becomes a chair, there's something genius in each of these.

Secrets of Success app breaks down the core Carnegie leadership principles

What should you do if an employee is lying to you?

A former Wall Street analyst spins his yo-yo passion into a million-dollar-plus business.

The places people work when they work on vacation

No need to cough up the latest airline baggage fee. Here's how to stuff an entire business trip under the seat.

The best way to view the competition is to ignore it.

Mark Frauenfelder (up!) and Seth Godin (down!) weigh in.

Two new websites are dedicated to getting new businesses off the ground--and they don't charge a dime.

Check out the latest inventions to keep your electronics dry or to turn your cubicle into a floating office.

While the rest of retail was tanking, Yvon Chouinard's outdoor clothing and gear company was having its best two years ever. Here's why.

Matt Moman had fake limes, actual beer and a flash of inspiration.

Five brilliant ideas, from a notepad you can use in the shower to a customizable wine-bottle label

Playwright Lucy Prebble talks about her hit play Enron--and the infamous company that inspired it.

Trusting your instincts means trusting yourself.