Christine Lagorio-Chafkin

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.

The platform has made a profit while supporting brick-and-mortar bookstores. Next up, taking on Amazon’s 76 percent of the e-book market.

Lori Hammer, head of operations at Vannevar Labs, explains why she likes leading through ambiguity and giving homework assignments.

Keewa Nurullah’s Kido boutique in Chicago’s South Loop found its stride online. Now, Instagram may be the Grinch.

A founding father of New York City’s tech scene explains his unconventional investment philosophy and outlook for venture capital in 2025.

During the pandemic, Discord took off—and so did headcount. CEO Jason Citron has since wrangled control and transformed company culture.

Yes, we all know about the app's recreational uses. But its initial popularity came from a more practical place.

Latham Thomas's Mama Glow is fighting for birth equity and, in the process, supporting thousands of new entrepreneurs.

As director of the Center for Business and Human Rights, Posner believes that entrepreneurs can both protect profits and pursue principles.

Minkoff recently announced she was joining the show solely to promote her brand. She thinks it was a sound decision—and now she has the numbers to prove it.