Christine Lagorio-Chafkin

The founder of Fair Trade USA, Paul Rice, explains on this week’s episode of From the Ground Up precisely how Gen-Z is making its mark on retail. Plus: The trade war’s potential toll on fair trade and human rights.

There’s no single reason or uniting circumstance behind women founders returning to resurrect the companies they built—except this.

Imogene + Willie set out to make a single-origin T-shirt and learned some powerful lessons about managing supply chains in a trade war.

Deferring duties, bonded warehouses, valuation services, and other strategies to avoid pain at the ports.

The Digg founder himself admits, 'I think you'd have to be a crazy person to want to go and build another social platform right now.'

When companies are getting squeezed, sustainability and social benefits tend to be the first things to go. That’s a problem for the planet and sets back the conscious capital ecosystem.

Eliminate content? Let AI moderate? Change the discourse? These entrepreneurs are on a mission to fix our social media hellscape.

The home decor entrepreneur discusses the evolution of his namesake company and why he sold to private equity.

He changed the way we think about startups. Now, Blank wants you to think really hard about taking that investor money.

After 34 years, designer-founder Wendy Mullin, whose first retail clothing shop was in the back of an NYC record store, is done with online retail.