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Cathy Clark, co-author of The Impact Investor, discusses the keys to success at 12 impact investment funds.

Guest:We have rebounded from the dark days of 2008 and 2009. SVB's loan portfolio has tripled from $4 billion in 2009 to $12 billion this year. But from my vantage point, I see more rainbows and unicorns than bubbles.

Sony is planning to release Seth Rogen’s controversial comedy, “The Interview” for free on its own streaming service Crackle, The New York Post’s Dana Sauchelli reports, citing unnamed sources. A lawyer for Sony ...

Guest:In the tech industry, we celebrate raising money as a victory second only to that of a successful exit. But there's a huge downside to raising money that isn't often discussed.

Many entrepreneurial-minded Americans will undoubtedly be preoccupied with starting their own business in 2015. Sageworks, a financial information, company, compiled a list of industries that have both above-average reve...

Guest:Changes in technology are happening at a scale which was unimaginable before and will cause disruption in industry after industry. As a result, most of our leading companies won't exist 15-20 years from now. Here a...

For decades, Heathkit was the big dog in DIY electronics kits. Then it died. Now, it's impossible to know if it even exists.

The London-based startup hopes to "make the real world clickable" through what it calls an action tag, a spin on traditional QR codes.

Guest:We've already witnessed everything from skull and facial implants to low-cost prosthetics to replacement windpipes, but I expect the year ahead will be filled with fresh ideas for medical miracles, not to mention ...

Reverend Sharpton still owes the IRS and NY, but his Teflon coating is the envy of many a taxpayer.

Guest:Startups have a multitude of marketing channels available to them. Websites, landing pages, email messages, social media, and more are used daily to create demand, generate leads and position the business as a cont...

Deep learning talent is still in limited quantity, so don't be surprised if some of these startups get swept up before the end of next year.