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Editor’s Note: This interview is one in a series produced by the Skoll World Forum with the participation of today’s leading thinkers and innovators in education.  All of the contributors represent projects that ...

Dr. Charles Denham rattles off names like the Clinton Global Health Initiative, the Discovery Channel, the Mayo Clinic and Harvard Medical School when discussing those he's worked with. Now, the Justice Department has na...

Canada will no longer be selling green cards in return for interest free loans, after a media report indicating that the country's investor visa program had become an express lane for wealthy Chinese hoping to secure ove...

We usually think working moms are at a disadvantage, but here are 5 crucial leadership lessons working moms already know.

There's no firm evidence that he actually ever said it, but President George W. Bush's reputed utterance to British Prime Minister Tony Blair that "the trouble with the French is that they don’t have a word for entrepr...

Innovative healthcare companies like US Biologic prove the power of startups everywhere else.

At the same time as global demand for freshwater soars, surging industrial processes have made it more toxic than ever. It's estimated that by 2030, the world's freshwater supply will outstrip demand by 40%. Jim Matheson...

Last year Carnival Cruise Lines experienced an unfortunate string of mishaps hurting their brand greatly. This year, Royal Caribbean recently was hit with an onboard virus leaving close to 700 passengers and crew members...

From taking an improv class to learning on how to play tag, here are a few pointers on how to be a better entrepreneur this year.

Paula Deen has a new investor and claims she's ready for a comeback. But fallout from a past scandal lingers and besides celebrity brands don't have the same kind of muscle in the digital age.

To work with co-founders or not? To hang onto equity or give it away? Teambox's founder ponders five startup scenarios and the end result of each.

Interactive agency and #EETN sponsor Centresource is the Nashville agency that does it all.

Social entrepreneur and college junior Christopher Gray co-founded Scholly, an app to help students find scholarships.

Britain's small businesses are being held back by larger companies that refuse to settle their bills on time. With the Government seemingly powerless to help, innovative new private sector ventures may hold the key.

A Series of Forbes Insights Profiles of Thought Leaders Changing the Business Landscape:  Francois-Xavier Souvay, CEO, Lumenpluse...

I’ve been impressed recently in how Hollywood has been showing off some innovative marketing savvy and creativity when launching its latest movies. And I’m sure those launches are getting more than a few envious glan...

I caught up with W. Chan Kim, the mastermind behind the blockbuster book, Blue Ocean Strategy: How to Create Uncontested Market Space and Make Competition Irrelevant. While the book was first published in 2005, it is sti...

"We have arrived at a turning point," says the launch abstract of the Global Peter Drucker Forum 2014. "Either the world will embark on a route towards long-term growth and prosperity, or we will manage our way to econom...

Some people think Google is doing a good job of not being evil. Others, not so much.

Meanwhile, in one of many alternate futures...

Why the big book publishers are in trouble

Among the companies whose shares are expected to see active trade in Friday's session are American International Group, Kraft Foods, and Agilent.