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Best-selling author and TED speaker Dan Ariely gives an inside scoop to his new course on customer behavior.

Aligning your social purpose with the identity of your brand will give it vital credibility.

The trial inspired a special foundation -- one that's been instrumental in developing a base of franchisees.

Build a business that does some good while still making a good profit.

More and more, entrepreneurs say it is important their work has a purpose beyond just a paycheck.

Be creative and be tenacious in your social media marketing.

A new study looks at what makes a social entrepreneur succeed.

The 13-year-old event spotlights digital entertainment made with social impact in mind.

These 6 characteristics have set millennials apart from other generations and, together, have made them an entrepreneurial force to be reckoned with.

When you sincerely want to help, the opportunities to do something great are everywhere.

Millennials want instant gratification, even when it comes to making a difference.

To truly understand the opposite of poverty, you need to feel it.

Discover how TOMS Shoes has been able to turn a (very nice) profit and still provide more than 10 million free pairs of shoes to people in need.

Social ventures really need profit, not donations, to survive and prosper.

When Rebecca van Bergen couldn't find a job that fit all her interests, she decided to start her own business and ended up helping a group of artisans that was quickly disappearing.

There are newfound opportunities in the developing world to help others leave poverty behind while creating profits for your social entrepreneurial venture.

Embracing social entrepreneurship with an eco twist, SaltWater Brewery uses beer-brewing byproducts to create biodegradable rings that nourish -- not maim and kill -- marine life. We'll drink to that.

The Unstoppables is an Australian movement dedicated to "igniting the entrepreneurial spirit and taking entrepreneurs, business owners and investors to the next level through the power of collaboration."

Social entrepreneurship is a way to bring ideas to the forefront and create more meaningful impacts.

You are the sum of who you spend your time with.

Meet the founder of charity:water, who turned his penchant for throwing parties into a way to raise money to solve a critical problem.