Steve Sonnenberg built his billion-dollar company Awardco off a credit card purchase with money he didn't have: "Every entrepreneur is a little bit crazy."
Quitting your job to become your own boss can be tempting. Doing so before you or your business is ready could be a big mistake, says Wayfair CEO Niraj Shah.
Twin sisters Taylor Capuano and Casey Sarai, looking for new jobs, started kicking around business ideas. In 2022, nipple cover company Cakes Body was born.
Nvidia, which makes chips powering the AI revolution, saw its stock price surge to become the first-ever company topping $5 trillion in market capitalization.
Mark Cuban says high school and college students everywhere should spend their "excess time" learning as much as possible about how to use popular AI tools.
Parents should start preparing kids for their first smartphone and social media access years in advance, says psychologist Jean Twenge. Here's her advice for how.
Series A-stage tech startups are raising twice as much money per employee in 2025 as they did in 2020, according to data from labor analytics firm Revelio Labs.
You don't have to try fixing all of your kids' problems. Sometimes, children just need their parents to listen and empathize, says psychologist Lisa Damour.
Prospective startup founders don't have to follow college dropouts like Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg to succeed, says the billionaire Amazon founder.
San Diego State University psychologist Jean Twenge's new book includes 10 rules for parents to put in place around kids' usage of smartphones and social media.
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon is the latest notable business leader to talk about how implementing AI tools and agents in the workplace will affect his company.
Scale AI co-founder and Meta's new chief AI officer Alex Wang says he's been "radicalized by AI coding" and recommends teens familiarize themselves with AI tools.
Parenting mistakes are usually nothing to stress over, says Harvard University social scientist Arthur Brooks, who offers three rules for raising happy kids.
Safra Catz, Oracle's sole CEO since 2019, saw her estimated net worth climb to $3.4 billion as markets reacted to the software giant's quarterly earnings report.