8 Questions for a Bitcoin Millionaire
What's the deal with Bitcoin? Inc . talked to Charlie Schrem--Bitcoin millionaire and "evangelist"--for the low down. Read story
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Survey: What Millennials Really Want at Work
Gen-Y employees have gained a reputation for being spoiled and demanding constant praise. But it's not really as bad as all that. Read story
Silicon Valley? No, Thanks. I Prefer Detroit
LevelEleven CEO and founder Bob Marsh explains chose to stick to his Michigan roots. He explains why he doesn't regret the decision for a minute. Read story
New China-U.S. Start-up Competition Swaps Money for Talent
Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and their Beijing counterparts will compete together--but what the winners get depends on where they're from. Read story
Create a Culture of Giving: 3 Tips
Helping others isn't just nice--it's good for overall productivity. Here are three easy ways to make teamwork central to your culture. Read story
Space Entrepreneurs Taming the Final Frontier
Check out three ambitious companies focused on intergalactic innovation--and one expert's forecast for what's next in space. Read story
5 Lessons from Warren Buffett's Letters
Berkshire Hathaway's chairman has a reputation for eloquence in his annual shareholder letters. Here are five gems from over the years. Read story
3 Weird Ways to Get Customers to Spend More
There's an entire field dedicated to studying how to nudge consumers to spend more--and it has come up with some pretty bizarre findings. Read story
10 Entrepreneurs Who Built Las Vegas
Sin City has a long history of dreamers and visionaries hoping to make their mark on the gambling capital. Here are nine entrepreneurs--and one gangster--who... View slideshow
Yahoo Gives New Moms More Time Off
The so-called Mommy Wars continue as CEO Marissa Mayer institutes a more generous maternity leave policy at Yahoo. Here's how it measures up. Read story
Best Places to Launch: 5 Factors to Consider
Where is the best place to launch a start-up? Depends on who you ask. Experts explain the pros and cons of straying from the beaten path. Read story
How to Tighten Your Grip on Your Memory
Want to remember more? Experts say that you need to get a grip--literally. Research suggests trying this unusual trick to improve your memory. Read story
Win a Meeting With Apple's CEO, for a Price
The tab for a coffee date with Tim Cook? More than $100,000. But that's relatively cheap compared with the price tags to meet other business luminaries. Read story
3 Start-ups out to Change the Publishing Industry
Meet three small companies doing their best to solve some of the publishing industry's biggest problems. Read story
Modcloth's Key Strategy: Be a Friend to Customers First
The fashion retailer wants clients to think of it as a friend first and a business second. Co-founders Eric Koger and Susan Gregg Koger explain how they're b... Read story
Meet the World's Most Audacious Marketer
Sponsor a sky dive from 24 miles up? Just more proof that Red Bull has mastered the art of made-you-look marketing. Read story
How to Be Cooler Than Apple
Ad agency 72andsunny had the audacity to suggest Samsung might be cooler than Apple--and won over plenty of fans in the process. Read story
Putting an Adventure in Every Cup
La Colombe's CEO goes to the some of the most dangerous areas of the world--and films every journey--in his search for the best coffee beans. Read story
Purer Than Pur, More Elegant Than Brita
Soma is taking on the big guys with an elegant, eco-friendly water filtration system. Read story
The Video With the 'F---ing Great' ROI
A hilarious--and economical--YouTube ad skyrocketed Dollar Shave Club to Internet fame. Read story
Giving Sight to the Blind (Literally)
Move over, Google Glass. Second Sight's retinal implants don't just come with cool frames--they allow blind patients to see. Read story
Bike! Car! Whatever. It's Irresistible.
Lit Motors aims to reinvent urban transportation with a fully enclosed, two-wheeled electric vehicle. Read story
Spying on Employees: Should You Do It?
Software can tell you what your employees do, where they go, and with whom they interact. But are you simply collecting Big Data, or acting like Big Brother? Read story
Report: Start-up Creation on the Decline
According to a new report from the Kauffman Foundation, as the economy improves fewer entrepreneurs are launching their own businesses. Read story
Hiring? 3 Reasons to Reconsider Your "Rejects" Pile
A recent study suggests you might need to toss out old notions of who's the best fit for the job. Read story
Turning Swords Into Ploughshares
Two sisters came up with a creative way to benefit the veteran community with stylish bags made from repurposed military waste. Read story
4 Ways to Become a (More) Conscious Capitalist
Running a successful business is about more than raking in the most profit. Whole Foods CEO John Mackey and other entrepreneurs explain. Read story
The Many Hats of Mark Zuckerberg
Founder. Lobbyist. Philanthropist. The Facebook CEO has his hands in all kinds of ventures--the latest of which might surprise you. Read story
Social Media: Not the Productivity Killer You Thought?
A recent study suggests your most connected employees may be the most tech savvy--and productive--in the office. Read story
Silver Lining of the 'Series A Crunch'
A recent survey from Silicon Valley law firm Fenwick and West shows that the so-called Series A crunch may be worsening--but the news isn't all bad. Read story
A Match Made in Book Heaven? Amazon to Acquire Goodreads
The online retail giant announced plans to buy the social network for bookworms. Read story
5 Start-ups to Watch From Y Combinator's Demo Day
Silicon Valley's most well-known incubator graduated another round of start-ups. Here are five to keep your eye on. Read story
Former oDesk Employees Raise $4.5 Million for Rival Start-up
Rev's online marketplace for freelance services is taking direct aim at established players like oDesk and Elance. Read story
Eww: Best Reason to Put Down Your Smartphone
That iPhone next to your face is probably carrying all sorts of germs. The good news: They're mostly harmless. Read story
The Bootstrapper's Guide to Airfare
Want to know where and when to fly for the biggest bang for your buck? Check out Kayak.com's recent data dump. Read story
3 Unconventional Crowdfunding Niches
Kickstarter and Indiegogo have helped spawn a new generation of niche crowdfunding sites for everything from scientists to community organizers. Read story
How I Became an Accidental Spammer
You know those people who try to connect online with everyone they've ever met? Ever wondered how well it works? Entrepreneur Matt Haughey found out. Read story
Las Vegas Loses Tech Start-up to Silicon Valley
Robot company Romotive was one of the start-ups Tony Hsieh recruited and invested in as part of his project to revitalize downtown Las Vegas. Read story
VC Asks Entrepreneurs to Tackle Gun Safety
Ron Conway, one of Silicon Valley's most prominent investors, wants to see start-ups throw their creativity behind a different problem: gun safety. Read story
5 Surprising Stats About Entrepreneurs' Health
Do business owners lead healthier lives than the typical office worker? Here are the stats--you be the judge. Read story
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