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Board games, role-playing games and other offline diversions are having a renaissance.

Rooster Teeth Productions is the innovative company behind the internationally popular online animation videos you haven't heard of...yet.

The New York City-based Italian megastore has developed strong relationships with local small businesses.

The New York City store is now a full-fledged tourist attraction, and the rest of the world is in the company's sights.

The production company Ten Thirty One, which puts on Halloween-inspired interactive events, landed $2 million from Mark Cuban and is poised for expansion.

Where the gap between the digital and the real starts to blur.

With his startup SwiftKey, Jon Reynolds is breathing new life into the act of typing on a keyboard.

How they did it, and how you can, too.

Yves Béhar's award-winning design studio Fuseproject creates groundbreaking products and brand identities for some of the world's most influential companies.

How serial entrepreneur Mike McCue successfully positioned Flipboard at the forefront of a new era of digital media.

"We've crushed cars and motor homes. We've even driven tanks through barns," says founder Tony Borglum

By getting people to share a part of their bandwidth, upstart Fon wants to build a no-cost web-access world.

Hiring platform Smarterer wants employers to ditch the resumes and evaluate job candidates through assessment tests.

The San Francisco startup has developed a plant-based substitute that's both cheaper and healthier than the real thing.

Withings has created a series of health-care devices designed to integrate seamlessly with your smartphone.

An electric car signals freedom for people with disabilities.

ASAP54 matches users' photos of apparel and accessories to identical or similar product images stored in its database.

Jonah Berger, a marketing professor a the Wharton School of Business, has identified six key drivers of virality.

Any company can create word-of-mouth ad -- all it takes is a clever idea and skillful execution.

Are champions born or are they made?

Aereo, which snatches over-the-air TV signals and streams them on the internet for a few dollars a month, is determined to prevail over the TV networks trying to bring it down.

With business continuing its shift from the desktop to smartphones and tablets, more than half of all companies now have sensitive information stored on mobile devices.

The Sunset Marquis isn't just a place where entertainment icons stay and play--it's a Hollywood legend in its own right. Here's your all-access pass.

Videography company Aerial Media Pros captures hard to get shots at a fraction of the traditional cost.

Apparel startup Homage combines period-correct design sensibilities with contemporary production techniques.

Crowdstar's new Covet Fashion app lets fashionistas style a digital mannequin by mixing and matching real-world garments and accessories -- all from their phones.

Rude, crude, sexist and often mean-spirited, David Portnoy's Barstool Sports has become a go-to for young men. But can Portnoy continue to cash in on controversy?

Dispop sources click-worthy banner-ad proposals from a network of designers.

Country music's crossover appeal is spurring interest in western apparel.

In addition to helping business owners solve problems around customer engagement and retention, gamification can enhance staff relations.