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CEO Christopher Payne was not deemed a good 'fit' for the popular dating app.

Zirtual, Gravity Payments and Zappos all have one thing in common: the danger of good intentions.

The search giant is breaking into smaller units and adopting an umbrella-company strategy.

You never really lose a truly good mentor, even when you lose a truly good friend.

Howard Schultz is reportedly being urged to run for president. But if he wants to succeed, he needs to better understand his target market.

Uber reached an important milestone in valuation three years before Facebook.

American businesses cannot stay neutral in what is clearly now an all-out war over the future of the worldwide Internet.

The basic lessons we learned in physics class tell you everything you need to do to run a successful business. Hit the books.

Michael Streko was caught after reportedly asking children for drugs. His son was found unharmed.

Mayor Bill de Blasio faced vocal opposition to plans to stop Uber's growth in New York.

Michael Streko had launched a Kickstarter campaign to travel the country interviewing entrepreneurs.

Reddit's CEO has lost her most important constituency: the company's vibrant community.

It takes more to hold the title of entrepreneur than simple business success, no matter how big it is.

You are about to read the most offensive and insensitive piece we've ever written. And that's sad.

The Supreme Court's ruling over raisins means regulators need to think twice about taking private property.

Social good flows through the arteries of all entrepreneurship. It's time we recognize that business is not a bad thing.

Entrepreneurs from around the world have become leading fundraisers for aid to help the survivors in the massive earthquake that struck Nepal Saturday.

The scientific journey of a beloved but maligned dinosaur should make you feel better about your own path.

The real leaders are those who take action.

Co-working space AlleyNYC recently raised $16 million in a round we participated in. Here's our reasoning.

Grant Cardone's latest venture is a reality show based around his need for finding better talent.

Don't cry for the Jackie Robinson West Little Leaguers. Rather, help them to learn the right lessons.

The more we try not to offend in marketing, the more people we encounter who find offense to everything.

Facebook's hiring numbers are squishy, but the company continues to serve as a great example of how entrepreneurship can help the world.

An entrepreneur squandered an opportunity most innovators only dream about. This is unforgivable.

Paramount has pulled the plug on theaters' answer to 'The Interview' fiasco.

After Sony's 'The Interview' is cancelled, a theater finds a creative marketing hook to fight back.

The lamentations of how McDonald's will somehow hurt Cuba are misplaced. You should be cheering on the Golden Arches.

Techstars, AlleyNYC and Entrepreneur are working together on a bi-monthly pitch night.

The Korean Air Lines fiasco shows that family businesses have their own challenges and offers lessons in personal responsibility.