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Living abroad has taught me a lot about America, and has revealed some aspects of American society that I'm glad I left behind.

Cloud computing was a "blind alley" that turned into a "broad avenue" earning $25 billion a year for Amazon. Could crypto do the same for Facebook?

Danny Meyer built up a collection of successful restaurants, but it was in learning what not to do that he became a better manager.

I went all the way to southern Italy to find out whether Positano was just an Instagram thirst trap, or if it had a soul of its own.

From how they trace their roots to what they do for work and the names they give their children, here's how Americans live across the country.

AOL achieved tremendous success by picking up where other internet startups had left off, writes former AOL exec Jean Case in "Be Fearless."

"Undercover Billionaire" is a TV show on Discovery, debuting August 6, in which Glenn Stearns tries to create a million-dollar business in 90 days.

The reason why we have diamond engagement rings and drink orange juice for breakfast can be traced back to ads.

Entrepreneurship doesn't come with a rule book. These guides will help first-time founders launch a startup, raise capital, and dominate the market.

Rebekah Monson has worked in media and tech, two industries that have a long way to go when it comes to making LGBT employees feel safe at work.

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