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Industrious co-founder and CEO Jamie Hodari explains what people want in a workplace.

In the season finale, the investors have never been so impressed.

It's basically a blockchain-backed dollar -- but you can't convert your money to it (yet).

The company says it experienced 'unprecedented' customer turnout and provides a lesson on preparation for entrepreneurs.

Founders of Robinhood, Kabbage, Wealthfront and more share their wisdom on everything from saving to investing to the power of new technologies.

ShiftPixy founder Scott Absher is certain a reckoning is coming for gig-economy platforms that hire contractors to pinch pennies.

This week, our investors, including former football player Cameron Colvin, show that sound advice can be more valuable than money.

Ask around and ask often for specifics about what you need to do to succeed.

The co-founders of the socially conscious shoe seller Nisolo realized that increasing their producers' incomes was just the beginning of improving their lives.

They're designed to boost your productivity and keep your messages more secure.

The new program will allow individuals with no logistics experience to operate a fleet of Amazon delivery vehicles.

Irish chef Donal Skehan had already made a name for himself by the time he moved to L.A. to join the city's vibrant community of YouTube creators.

A marketing campaign for virtual meeting and messaging apps empathizes with workers who are bummed that Independence Day falls on a Wednesday this year.

This week, our investors question if there is even a market for the contestants' entrepreneurial ideas.

Neither of you is the enemy. Evaluate where you're both coming from.

Get in the know in 60 seconds.

It will be a standalone app as well as a section within the regular Instagram app.

Transparency, time and a little bit of wine helped Sampler founder and CEO Marie Chevrier find a way forward.

The online retailer's offices in Manhattan are like 'Zola come to life.'

This week, our high-profile investor judges get particular about what makes a company worth their time and funds.

The amount of computing power the cryptocurrency requires is just one concern the Bank of International Settlements raises in a new report.

The company has hired college students and recent grads to 'discover motorcycle culture' and contribute to its social media channels.

Sebastian Vidal, director of the Parallel18 accelerator, describes the opportunities for innovation on the island.

Employers are finding ways to get people ahead of the curve on blockchain engineering, digital marketing and more.

On this week's episode of Entrepreneur's pitch show, the panel gets critical about whether the products in front of them can withstand competition.

Improve your outlook, boost your marketability and get a leg up on trends with these digital lesson sessions.

The fact that there's no one else who looks like you at the table makes it all the more important that you participate and show your stuff.

Setting a schedule can make all the difference in how much caffeine you actually need and how it affects you.

A moral crisis blindsided Unbound CEO Polly Rodriguez and put her brand's values to the test.

Zume wants to lead the conversation about robots and human labor.