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Let these expert's hindsight guide you as you pursue success in your career.

Mammoth tusks, fake IDs and a ride to outer space. These are just a few of the outrageous things you can with bitcoins – if you are lucky enough to own some.

It takes creativity and moxie to address issues such as turning around large companies or launching groundbreaking products.

In a creative slump? Strap on some sneakers.

A roundup of some of the Apple co-founder's thought-provoking words, collected from various interviews and speeches.

I had the 'pressure' of working with him in the Toy Story days of Pixar. Never before or since have I encountered a CEO who was willing to make the effort to develop close personal relationships with the journalists who covered his company.

A company is often defined by its leader. Here's a side-by-side comparison of what Apple looks like, both under the late Steve Jobs and current CEO Tim Cook.

These motivational nuggets of wisdom will help you persist during the ups and downs.

The CEO and co-founder of Facebook may have a $1 salary on paper, but he took home $3.3 billion by exercising stock options for 2013.

As Apple prepares to wage yet another patent suit against Samsung, a key engineer is sharing insight into the enigmatic company's creative processes.

Despite its founder's notorious disdain for them, Apple could release a surprisingly slick "iPen" stylus. Or not.

By throwing out the approved checklist, Jobs got customers to meaningfully connect with the Apple brand.

Steve Jobs did a lot that worked at Apple, but the world doesn't need another Apple. It needs another you.

Jony Ive, in his first-ever in-depth interview, shares a fascinating glimpse into Apple's hermetically sealed corporate culture.

Entrepreneurs often want to build something beyond their company. They are looking to make a bigger impact on society and change the world.

The creator of classics like Beavis and Butthead, King of the Hill, and Office Space tackles startup culture in an HBO comedy

The late entrepreneur and father of the iPhone will join the ranks of famous inventors commemorated via postage stamp.

With companies using big data to push you toward their services, it's starting to feel very much like '1984.'

If 'startup DNA' is the idea that the world's best entrepreneurs have some inherent talent they were born with that made them successful, then many also share another characteristic: arrogance.

The serial entrepreneur who has worked for Steve Jobs, Bill Gates and Michael Dell has a new startup, and it's about to come out of stealth mode.

After years of working with entrepreneurs, Rebekah Iliff has the most prominent entrepreneurial types down to a science. See how you stack up.