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TouchTunes, a digital jukebox company, has incorporated Foursquare software into its app, so it can push notifications to users when they're at the bar and send them personalized song suggestions.

On this week's episode of 'Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch,' one contestant underscores the importance of doing your homework as an entrepreneur.

The user-generated feed of dog photos has become a hashtag and, in a way, an online movement.

On our fast-paced pitch show, entrepreneurs seek investment from judges and crowdfunded support from viewers.

This week's episode of 'Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch' serves as a reminder to establish exactly what makes your product stand out.

Stream Entrepreneur's new pitch show and support the contestants on Indiegogo if their ideas catch your eye.

How many white-sneaker-clad flight attendants does it take to serve a millennial? AirFrance aims to find out.

When evaluating potential office locations in new markets, the workspace provider doesn't just rely on luck.

These top leaders share what they've learned about mobilizing younger generations.

On this week's episode of 'Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch,' the designer of a selfie cookie business shows the power of well-chosen details to win over judges.

Hamlet the pot-bellied pig has a closet full of costumes and wigs, opinions about the hottest TV shows, a pink convertible and hundreds of thousands of Instagram followers.

On New York's Roosevelt Island, Cornell Tech is connecting up-and-coming talent with companies and organizations in need of tech solutions.

To keep up in the world of ecommerce startups, Cosabella replaced human guesswork with computer analysis.

Rachel Ryle's optimistic attitude comes through in her videos, which often revolve around themes of thankfulness, love, celebration and exploration.

Virtual reality helps retailer TreeHouse prevent errors, cut costs, eliminate waste, adapt faster, minimize travel and gain customer insights.

To celebrate National Dog Day, these pup-fluencers (and their humans) revealed their brand-building secrets.

Players make Colonel Sanders's 70-year-old original recipe fried chicken 'the hard way' by hand in virtual reality.

Musk and more than 100 leaders of AI and robotics companies warned that lethal autonomous weapons could usher in the 'third revolution in warfare.'

In moving to a new space, Updater put its own ideas about moving to the test.

Under his leadership, Smoothie King plans to open an additional 125 locations and bring its global storefront tally to 950 in 2017.

Read Ginni Rometty's letter to employees explaining why the group concluded it could 'no longer serve the purpose for which it was formed.'

'This is not about the left or the right, conservative or liberal,' Tim Cook wrote in response to the protests and violence in Charlottesville.

Rigid, hierarchy-based file management structures aren't the answer for collaborative, growing companies.

After Scott Parker partnered with Spotluck to lure diners to his four restaurants during slow times, his establishments saw an uptick in customer visits.

Husband-and-wife duo Murad and Nataly Osmann are the brains and hearts behind the Instagram project #FollowMeTo.

Updater realized it would better serve its customers by establishing industry partners who could facilitate referrals when they'd be needed most.

New savings data calls some of the common myths about millennials into question.

These owners share how their franchise thrived in an industry with strict safety regulations (and nervous parents).

Plus, why you should never cram too much information into your initial pitch.

Natalie Amrossi worked in finance for three years before realizing how social media could help an artist like her make a living.