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Relocating to Vancouver took us from near zero revenue and a handful of staff to a projected run rate of $55 million with 400-plus employees.

If you don't already own at least one classic leather jacket, here are several to get your motor running.

As an executive coach, I hear lots of stories when working on growing our clients' organizations and engaging their cultures. "I'm not worthy" is a favorite story of the ego. It keeps us in pain and distracted, constantl...

While the discussion about protecting IP has focused on big tech companies, small businesses are fighting an uphill battle to protect patents and trademarks in China.

Here are five things in technology that happened this past week and how they affect your business. Did you miss them?

It's certainly going to be a game changer--across the board.

There's still lots of opportunity for new open-source software companies. Just be sure you know which model makes the most sense for you.

Female entrepreneurs are more optimistic than their male counterparts about their hiring outlooks, their revenue prospects and their growth.

There's a huge whitespace waiting to be filled by the tech companies that recognize the power and potential of messaging.

Esports will be a global phenomenon, but most of the attention has focused on North America and Asia to date. The rest of the world loves esports too.

Kelt Reeves has been running Falcon Northwest for decades. While other custom gaming PC makers have sold out, Reeves is still building PCs one at a time.

181 CEOs have recently committed to redefining their purpose in business. Learn how becoming certified as a B Corporation can help smaller companies make a difference, too.

The DACI decision-making framework sounds good in theory but rarely meets expectations in practice. Here's why that is and what to do about it.

Good behaviors can be hard to enforce -- but if you avoid accountability, everything else will become a lot harder, too.

Facebook's "move fast and break things" mantra has been used by many Silicon Valley startups. But with AI, should we be looking to move slow and fix things?

During meetings in July, Facebook employees posed a question to Zuckerberg about Elon Musk's startup Neuralink and how Facebook might integrate similar technology -- and said he doesn't want it to be invasive.