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Some folks know early on in life that their futures are bright and boundless. Bella Miranda is one of those people. Miranda sold her first company before she was old enough to legally have a celebratory glass of champagn...

SPONSORED: This sponsored post is produced by Neumob. Mobile app developers and app makers are bullish on China, and it's little wonder. There's something to be said for working to corner a market of well over half a bil...

Tasty Catering has won accolades for its food and its workplace culture. but its most impressive product may be the business owners it's grooming.

Conversational commerce is coming. Kleiner Perkins’ Mary Meeker declared it “messaging’s secret sauce” in this year’s Internet Trends report. Ernst & Young’s David Nichols sees it as the next evolution beyond...

The dinosaurs in the film Jurassic Park were pretty terrifying. In virtual reality, they must be even worse. That seems to be the thinking behind CloudGate Studio‘s Island 359. CloudGate is unveiling Island 359 and its...

Harebrained Schemes has teamed up with Bandai Namco Entertainment America to publish dungeon-crawler Necropolis this summer. It’s a minimalist game with a breezy tone, but it is astonishingly difficult to play because ...

Bandai Namco Entertainment America has teamed up with Harebrained Schemes to publish Necropolis, a dungeon-crawling game that shares something in common with Bandai Namco’s popular Dark Souls series. In both, it’s ve...

For the past year or so, CEB and gyro have been partnering to create Challenger insight-led campaigns for B2B enterprises on the Challenger journey. I sat down with Scott Gillum, president of the Washington, D.C. offic...

Egnyte, a company with file syncing and sharing software that companies can use as a cloud service or run in their own on-premises data centers, is announcing today the launch of a new cloud service, Egynte Protect. It w...

Popular presentation platform Prezi has lifted the lid on a new business-focused product, as the company looks to ramp up its presence in the workplace. For the uninitiated, Prezi has built a solid reputation for its sli...

Arable Labs is launching its Pulsepod Internet of Things sensing system for farmers. The Internet of Things is all about making everyday objects smart and connected, and Arable Labs believes that farms can benefit enormo...

A Chinese government agency in charge of censorship has issued a notice saying that mobile game makers must submit their content for approval with the agency 20 days prior to launch. Those that are already in the market ...

Mozilla today launched Firefox 47 for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android. The browser has gained a sidebar for synced tabs from other devices, improvements to YouTube playback and HTML5 support, and the end of support for ...

Every employee wants to become an indispensable part of the team. Here's how to make it happen.

Nearly two years ago, Foursquare spun its check-in game out as a separate service called Swarm. The move solidified the app as a light-hearted counterpart to Foursquare’s core business: recommendations and ad tech. A n...

40% of new leaders fail in their first 18 months in a new role

Helpshift has made it easy for companies to deal with millions of customer support engagements on mobile devices. Now the company has raised a $23 million venture funding round to fuel its in-app customer support for the...

After starting our own company, late nights and weekends came next. We had to figure out everything from defining our services and deliverables, learning how to create an invoice, finding our next client to bank financin...

Too much ambition makes life miserable, too little makes it meaningless. Here's how to strike a balance.

WPP Good morning. Here's everything you need to know in the world of advertising today. 1. Advertising boss Martin Sorrell is facing a shareholder revolt over his record $100 million pay deal. Advisory firms are telling...

United Way is probably the last group, meanwhile, that you'd expect to be making bets on early stage entrepreneurs with creative ideas for addressing social problems. But in Dallas, that's exactly what's happening.

Blake Mycoskie, founder of Toms, describes how he gave personality tests to potential financial partners when he sold a 50 percent stake in his business.