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The rise and fall of Elizabeth Holmes, who started Theranos when she was 19 and became the world's youngest female billionaire but will now face a trial over 'massive fraud' in July 2020

Elizabeth Holmes started blood-testing startup Theranos at 19, and grew it to a $9 billion valuation. Then she was charged with 'massive fraud.'

Coworkers said my androgynous look was scaring clients, so I switched jobs and found a boss who helped me accept my true self

When Intel's Joannie Fu came out and asked for ordinary treatment, her boss said: "Why do you want to be ordinary when you can be extraordinary?"

Here's the psychological reason Elizabeth Warren's speeches leave you feeling goosebumps

Successful leaders can toggle between abstract and concrete, vision and execution. Psychologists call it "level of construal."

Google created a marketing tool aimed at being a ‘one-stop shop’ for small businesses but faces tough competition in Facebook and Amazon

Google is rolling out a website to help small businesses decide where they should spend marketing dollars.

24 magazine ads so clever they stopped readers from turning the page

Advertisements are everywhere, but some are at least a pleasure to look at — especially the ones that break through the clutter and make you laugh.

An openly queer founder who never thought she'd have a place in tech explains what startups can do to reach a more diverse audience

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.

Here’s why Apple's plan to escape Trump's tariffs by building iPhones outside of China won't actually be possible anytime soon

The trade war and rising costs are spurring electronics makers including Apple to move production from China. That's going to be a tough, experts say.

I was one of the first openly trans employees in tech. Here's what has changed since I came out in the '90s — and what has stayed the same

With the support of her wife and coworkers, Rachael Parker has gone on to become a visible trans advocate in tech.

The sleeping habits of the 2020 Democratic candidates raise some serious red flags

The 2020 Democratic candidates don't sleep nearly enough and it could hurt their health, campaigns, and even the country they're trying to lead.

The first-time founder's ultimate guide to scaling a startup, truly becoming a CEO, and avoiding mistakes that can stunt your company's growth

Many founders wonder how to grow a business that's still relatively new. We asked founders, investors, and management professors for their top tips.

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