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To impress an investor, you need to know what they're looking for. For Robert Herjavec, it's not what you'd expect.

The most valuable asset in any company isn't a product, a dataset or even a brilliant strategy.

Here's how a clean, organized workspace shapes first impressions, trust and overall customer experience — often before a single word is spoken.

Cook, 65, has served as CEO of Apple for 14 years.

Consistency, discipline and attention to detail are the little things that shape every area of success.

The same training that prepares veterans to lead in combat equips them to thrive in the chaos of startups. Here's how.

Replacing outdated org charts with dynamic "work charts" is the key to building a next-generation organization.

In uncertain times, the best leaders don't pretend to have all the answers; they create clarity through communication, focus and trust.

Here's how to take control of your future and succeed — despite the world around you.

AI is forcing us to evolve and collaborate with machines to stay relevant.

Jon Krieger introduced padel — the world's fastest-growing racquet sport — to the U.S., turning it into a thriving suburban lifestyle ecosystem built around community, wellness and local business.

Teams have become group chats with deadlines instead of unified forces. Discover why teams are quietly eroding and how to reconnect.

Entrepreneur Gabe Coyne's breakfast-time dilemma inspired him to start his next business.

Here are the five soft skills I now prioritize above technical credentials and how to actually evaluate them when hiring.

I used to think successful global execution was about structure and coordination, but I was wrong.

When investors go quiet, it's not always your idea that's to blame.

AI is changing the "architecture of roles" in companies. Roles are now defined not by job title but by a set of tasks and the skills needed to complete them.

Outsourcing isn't a substitute for your team. It's a way to align your resources with the actual needs of the business.

From choosing a name others doubted to creating a culture that feels like home, this is how naming our restaurant turned identity and mission into a business blueprint.

This article breaks down five simple ways small businesses can win the holiday season by leaning into what they do best: personal connection, creativity, and smart planning — not just big discounts.

Cam Meekins, 32, launched CPG brand Stone & Skillet with his brothers in 2014.

When everyone agrees, your team is in danger.

Failure in business isn't a matter of if — it's when. Here's a three-step framework to help you recover faster, learn smarter and come back stronger.

Kimberley Ho needed her brand to appeal to tweens — and their parents.

Discover the habits that signal long-term success in founders — and why investors bet on discipline over hype.

Running a family business comes with many benefits, but it presents several unique challenges as well. Here's what you need to consider.