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Gail Becker's Caulipower has become a national hit, but without the founder's resiliency the brand might have burnt out early.

Barry McCarthy ends two-year tenure as the fitness company keeps pedaling to a post-pandemic turnaround.

Meta Platforms gets sued by First Amendment advocacy group that wants to allow an external tool that would let people control their content feeds.

Recent grads are far less likely to work fully remote than workers in their 30s--and that's partly due to preference, according to a new report. But will they get the face-to-face time they want?

Performers including Taylor Swift, Drake, Adele, Bad Bunny and Billie Eilish will be back on the app after a three-month legal tussle.

Jerome Powell held rates steady and shared mixed signals.

TheHiroshima AI Process Friends Group, which claims 49 members,sets up guiding principles and a codeof conduct for developers.

Rates will stay at a two-decade high until inflation drops to central bank's 2 percent target.

Start talking about the transition now, and be ready when workers come back.

A good business grows and changes over time. But when does change require a rebrand?

Clark's developmental background is the norm for most outstanding athletes--and for most successful entrepreneurs.

On Inc.'s 'From the Ground Up' podcast, founders from two different beverage startups share how they found just the right product-market fit--from opposite directions.

Very few people have both, says the Wharton professor and best-selling author.

I can't see the name Walmart without thinking of Sam Walton. I wonder if younger shoppers imagine something different.

Is the answer to your smartphone addiction having two phones?

The government spent a record-breaking $178.6 billion on small-businesses. But the federal small-business contracting base is still shrinking.

A new survey unpacks the reasons behind entrepreneurs' rosy outlook and reveals why they're less bullish on the economy overall.

The company trails other tech giants in offering artificial intelligence features, but that might be changing soon.

Cupertino's slow rollout of AI-equipped phones and Huawei's China sales surge add up to predictions of underperformance ahead of Thursday's earnings report.

Any regulatory efforts to crack down on the tech giants would have strong similarities to the Justice Department's 1988 case against Microsoft.