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A new partnership with Udacity will allow anyone to brush up on their resume writing, interviewing and other related skills.

The platform's feed is not returning to chronological order, despite outcry.

'All the 'good' women have already been snapped up,' and other cop-outs.

Jetblack, which just emerged out of stealth as the first company to go through Walmart's Store No. 8 incubator, is a text message-based personal concierge service.

Checkr's co-founder and CEO makes the case for why businesses and society are better off when background checks are streamlined with technology.

Alisha Marie started on the platform at age 15 but recently has been feeling creatively squeezed.

On this episode of Entrepreneur's pitch show, judged by sports broadcaster Lindsay McCormick and other prominent investors, the panel has to make some tough calls.

Companies around the world have been scrambling to make sure they comply with new laws about what they're allowed to do with user data.

From an early age, many women learn to be passive and timid. Here are four ways to show the world you're a leader.

Snap has announced a new accelerator program called Yellow focused on 'mobile storytelling.'

Paul Tran used to be a consultant who helped franchises grow. Then he ditched the corporate job for life as a franchisee.

Blindsided by emotion when she gave up her business and broke up her team, Christiane Lemieux learned a valuable lesson about personal distance.

'Dying for a Paycheck' author Jeffrey Pfeffer dispels the myths of gig work as a reprieve from the 9-to-5.

On this episode of Entrepreneur's pitch show, judged by IndyCar race winner Danica Patrick and other prominent investors, discussions get heated.

The Microsoft co-founder's 2018 picks 'wrestle with big questions.'

Not everyone has to sacrifice a fun summer vacation to get valuable career experience.

People who want to be their own bosses -- like entrepreneurs -- may fall into this neurological group.

Trick out your browser to simplify your life.

Think strategically and actively about building your in-office network. The more you give, the more you'll get.

Stay in the know in 60 seconds.

KettleSpace charges $99 a month for unlimited daytime access to a handful of eateries and several weekly events.

Entrepreneur's pitch show, judged by IndyCar race winner Danica Patrick and other prominent investors, provides forward-thinking tips for entrepreneurs just getting their start.

Here's what we learned about Amazon Go when the first location opened in Seattle in January.

A positive attitude isn't always a great look for a leader.

Think beyond the coasts.

Landscape photographer Thomas Heaton says he's successful because of this decision, not in spite of it.

NeueHouse, with locations in Manhattan and Hollywood, looks for members who will give more than they take.

This week our investors and guest judge IndyCar race winner Danica Patrick find themselves conflicted about everything from health benefits to valuations.

Whoever said coding is the new literacy?

Unbound and Dame Products both sell sex toys, but they have very different company cultures and policies.