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PepsiCo Designer: 'Listen to Your Customers--But Don't Believe Them'
Innovation is not about process, it's about people, says Mauro Porcini. Read more
Brilliant: A Social Network for Brainiacs
What do smart people want? Sue Khim answered that question by launching a problem-solving site for STEM learners. Read more
Shortcut to Sustainability: Talk About Values
Want a sustainable business? Start telling employees what you value, says Rebecca Henderson. Read more
Survey: CEOs Feel Slightly Better About U.S. Economy
American bigwigs expect an uptick in sales and hiring in the next six months. Read more
Google Buys Social Navigation App Waze
The Israel start-up behind the popular traffic app gets acquired for $1.03 billion. Read more
The Best Business Tips From London LeWeb
Focus on people, not profits, and other pointers from the prestigious conference. Read more
Apple Unveils iTunes Radio, Fresh Look for iOS 7
iOS 7 got a makeover and iTunes Radio made its debut at the Worldwide Developers Conference Monday. Read more
With a Wave of Your Hand
Gesture technology may make touchscreens obsolete. These companies are leading the charge. Read more
Entrepreneurship: The Toughest Job You'll Ever Have
The more disruptive your idea, the louder the naysayers will be, warns CommonBond CEO David Klein. Are you up for the challenge? Read more
Ship Products Faster and Cheaper: 4 Services
These four companies are helping small businesses navigate the perils of shipping. Read more
Why Every Music Start-Up Will Fail (and Apple Will Win)
The streaming music business is getting more crowded and competitive. Get ready, start-ups: A shake-up is coming soon. Read more
The Real Reason Google Wants Waze: Your Data
Google wants to be the layer of location on the Web, and they're willing to pay $1 billion to get it. Read more
Hailo CEO: Inside New York's E-Hail Decision
The co-founder of the taxi-hailing app Hailo has been eyeing the New York City market for years now. Last week, the company got a green light. Here's how tha... Read more
Top 10 Apps Banned in the Office
Increasingly, business owners are putting the kibosh on certain applications at work. Here are the apps they blacklist most often--and why. Read more
EBay's 'Shoppable Windows' Add New Dimension to Stores
With online and in-store shopping established, eBay aims to tackle the space in between with a virtual store. Read more
NSA's Mistake Wasn't the Tracking. It Was the Spin
Not only is the NSA doing nothing wrong, but savvy consumers actually want to be tracked. Read more
Data Science: Do It Yourself or Leave It To The Experts?
Blogger and venture capitalist Fred Wilson has a dream for the future of data science. The data's out there, he says. Analyze it yourself. Read more
Lawmakers Are Helping Pot Sellers Grow Their Small Businesses
Tax and banking reforms could help the industry grow in more ways than one. Read more
7 Ways to Fix Your Biggest Management Mistake
Smart tips for navigating management foibles in an open-plan environment. Read more
MeUndies' Controversial New Ad Campaign
MeUndies announces an ad campaign on a porn site. Crazy or brilliant? Read more
Tim Cook: 'You Should Rarely Follow the Rules'
The Apple CEO encouraged Duke undergrads to make their own rules and soak up the value of learning. Read more
Meet the Champions of Clean Tech
There have been more than enough clean-tech failures to deter even the most adventurous VCs, but a few brave souls are staying the course. View slideshow
Must-Haves: My Go-To Publishing Platform
Anna-Marie Solowij, co-founder of the London-based retailer BeautyMART, explains the crucial service that helps run her business. Read more
Start-Ups Need to Focus on Two Kinds of Growth
Do you know how to scale your start-up? Chances are you're not focused on the right kind of growth. Read more
How to Survive the Series A Crunch
One entrepreneur chronicles the mistakes he made while pursuing Series A funding that eventually led to the demise of his business. Read more
Smokers Cost Employers $5,800 a Year
Those smoke breaks come with a hefty price tag, finds a shocking new study. Read more
Laid Off Employee Calls Zynga a 'Sinking Ship'
Despite a cushy severance package, an ex-employee still blasted his former employer on Reddit. Read more
Zipcar's Robin Chase Calls 'Single Purpose Anything' a Dead Idea
The sharing economy and open platforms are the way of the future, asserts the entrepreneur. Read more
Stressed? Try Stroking Your Ego
According to a new study, the key to holding up under pressure may be boosting your own ego. Read more
Why Starbucks' Mobile Payment Success Is Good News for You
Starbucks is dominating the mobile payment market--which could bode well for smaller, independent businesses. Read more
Zynga Layoffs: The Aftermath
We're tracking coverage of Zynga's move to save roughly $80 million by cutting 18 percent of its staff. Read more
Best Cities for Small Business Employees
Here are the top five locales for a sweet small business gig according to a new report by CardHub. Read more
Sean Percival's Rules for Accelerated Start-Ups
The ex-MySpace VP shares the unspoken rules investors go by when shopping for start-ups. Read more
Cronut Economics: Why Dominique Ansel Won't Cash In
The hybrid-pastry chef won't back down on quality of his insanely trendy pastries--even if it keeps his customers lined down the block at 6 a.m. Read more