Entrepreneur

Andi Bailey’s vintage book truck, Flatbed Fiction, pops up all over Rhode Island. She had shelving built and installed in the truck bed.

Sales teams are killing their outbound channels by answering falling response rates with ever more volume. The solution, however, is easier than the industry realizes.

Years of insight often stay trapped in private conversations when they could become the most valuable material for building a public brand.

Matic co-founder Mehul Nariyawala says the goal is to sell 30,000 robots by the end of the year.

Fit:match founder Haniff Brown built tech to help shoppers find clothes that fit, until a soccer club asked him to try something new.

Even accomplished business leaders make mistakes during media interviews. Here's how to avoid seven common missteps that can undermine your credibility and cost you valuable coverage.

The future billionaire’s early living situation was a far cry from luxury.

Your business car write-off is smaller than social media claims.

When should a company build, buy or partner? Here's what you need to know.

Jim Bitticks spent years watching his boss give generously to the people around him. He says that habit is a big part of how Dave’s Hot Chicken grew.

Every business owner eventually faces the same marketing crossroads: invest in search engine optimization (SEO) or spend money into pay-per-click (PPC) ads.

Your clients, and potential clients, need to know that they can trust you with their confidential information.

Former Olympic athlete Ariarne Titmus is reconsidering the all-or-nothing thinking that shaped her life in the pool.

On Apple’s earnings call, new CEO John Ternus said rising memory costs will keep squeezing margins. Can Apple keep jacking up prices?

Parents company Yum! Brands cut ties with the island’s longtime operator and is hunting for a new franchise partner.

Brandon Dadbin of Paw Fancy is betting that Italian leather, gold-dipped hardware and a one-handed clip can reinvent an overlooked accessory.

"You Can See Everything" has become a cultural sensation. It’s also turning younger moviegoers into documentary fans.

Another casualty of AI might be the PowerPoint and Google Slide presentation. Many are now using coding to create decks.

Pressure makes owners reclaim every hard call. Without an exit condition, that temporary grip becomes how the company decides.

Abigail Morris followed her life-long passion into business.