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Apparently, it really pays off when you dress for success.

Innovation's hard. We understand, which is why we decided to help Kanye and share a few tips.

A new study from UC Berkeley suggests taking the entrepreneurial plunge does indeed pay off.

When money is involved, all bets are off.

An unexpected success, critics are crediting the box office win to the film's unconventional marketing strategies.

The league is considering letting marketers use players' jerseys for advertisements.

'Things do go wrong. It's how the company responds to those challenges that really makes a difference.'

Now public domain, the company will no longer collect copyright fees for the song.

Franchisees are supposed to use the time to go over new food safety procedures after multiple E. coli cases.

As speculation grows ahead of the chain's Super Bowl reveal, here are a few possibilities of what it might be.

The Nasty Girl founder will serve as executive producer.

The co-founder of Ohlala swears the transactions are all about making a real connection.

The lawsuit claims the fast-food giant isn't using real cheese in its latest menu item.

Make sure to take your beau to a place with that special touch this Valentine's Day.

Residents were most likely flush with relief after 300 volunteers helped install fixtures.

Apple is developing wireless charging technology that could be ready by next year, according to a report.

Served without cheese, customers aren't 'McLovin it.

Initially, transactions will be conducted using a one-time pin number sent to a user's device.

The former secretary of state launched Churchill Solitaire, a mobile game he created in partnership with a team of developers, in a blog post on Sunday.

Wendy's and Burger King dueled over their competing $4 promotions.

He argues it enables the social network to continue using minors' data and photos in its ads.

The fast-food franchise released a new website detailing health inspection results for its nearly 400 restaurants.

Because of a long-forgotten federal law, students may have a new, possibly short-lived, debt-forgiveness plan.

For a limited time, McDonald's Japan plans to put a chocolate topping on its fries.

For $3.50 a note, Bond's robot arm will sign, seal and deliver your gratitude.

The two companies will offer classes and branded merchandise nationwide to promote the partnership, which may help the retailer improve its image.

The Circular Summit will feature a range of industry mentors, media, investors and experts from across the country.

Working with Fitbit and Android Wear, Once pairs people when their chests start beating.

Pizza Hut is just one of the many fast food franchises trying to attract a younger demographic with quirky merchandise.

We have a feeling these secret menu creations may not be so secret soon.