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Birch Benders got the attention of Target by working on its packaging and finding its voice.

The entrepreneur behind Gr8nola found a fun way to also build up her brand.

'There's a lot of interest in bigger companies acquiring these smaller innovators like Tofurky. I see that as a really good sign,' says Jaime Athos.

Lauren Mariel started Live Love Pop in 2013 and now sells snacks in around 10,000 stores.

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Bantam Bagels won funding from Lori Greiner to expand its business to retail.

Ann Soh Woods tapped her network to get a traditional distiller to allow her to sell their product.

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Ever think about where coffee beans come from? And how the different levels of roasting affect the taste of coffee? The entrepreneur behind Devocion has.

Lizanne Falsetto, the founder of ThinkThin, talks about her new venture, LF Advisory, and the types of people she wants to work with.

The Microsoft co-founder died yesterday from non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

Brian Rudolph turned a personal need into a business that sells products in more than 10,000 stores.

He should really consider using Face ID, Apple's facial recognition software.

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The Tesla and SpaceX founder inspired Riz Ahmed's character in the superhero film.

Nissin, the Japanese maker of instant noodles, which first came to the U.S. market in 1970, has made a concerted effort to listen to U.S. consumers for the past three years.

Jola Sonkin had no experience in the food industry. Now, her company's products are sold in more than 20,000 stores.

Perfect Bar, started in 2005, helped kick off a fresh snacking category that's growing fast.

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The company started in New York in 2010 and is now in 56 cities in 18 countries.

The Real Coconut sells products that have proven popular at the Mexican hotel restaurant with the same name.

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The business's meat products are sold in close to 40,000 stores.

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The CEO took to the pages of The Washington Post while Sheryl Sandberg heads to Washington.

The brand started out on a kitchen table. Now its products can now be found in 9,000 stores, including Target, Costco and Walmart.

The developer of the upcoming 'Pokémon Let's Go' is incentivizing players of the smartphone phenomenon to become customers of the Nintendo console.

OpenFortune's recent campaign has already gotten plenty of attention.

Alpine Start landed in sports retailer REI when it was still selling its instant coffee out of plastic baggies.

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