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For the Love of the Restaurant Experience

The founder and CEO of DJB Hospitality shares his passion for the challenging and uniquely rewarding hospitality industry.

Automation and Customer Attention Drive This Company's Growth

Royalty Logistics regrouped during the pandemic to work on scalability and is now reaping the rewards.

A Leader in Auto Transport Builds on a Proven Strategy

Here's how Montway Auto Transport, a six-time Inc. 5000 honoree, drives continued growth across its retail and business-solutions sectors.

The Unconventional Founder Shaking up IT Services

The Wiser Agency is making IT service business millionaires with progressive thinking, purposeful execution, and no-nonsense communication style.

REBOUNDER FOUNDERS

EX-EMPLOYEES FROM GOOGLE, TWITTER, META, AND OTHER BIG TECH COMPANIES ARE BOUNCING BACK FROM MASS LAYOFFS BY BUILDING STARTUPS, EMBRACING RISK-AND SAVORING THEIR FREEDOM.

Homebuying Was BrokenMeet the Founders Here to Fix It

Cecilian Partners is a fast-growing technology firm providing end-to-end solutions for production homebuilders and land developers.

Custom PEO Solutions for Blue-Collar Industries

COMPEO is an HR management solutions provider with a jaw-dropping five-figure growth rate.

An Independent Electric Supply Powerhouse

Main Electric Supply Co. has vaulted to be one of the nation's top independent distributors of electrical materials by empowering its skilled employees.

An AI Startup That Sanctifies Time

Created around the idea that time is sacred, Laurel helps clients reclaim it so they can make more money in less time.

Why Esther Dyson Says You Should Seek Out Mistakes and Messes

The investor and futurist has made a career of challenging norms and seeing around corners. Here's what has given her perspective.

Marina Khidekel | Misjudging your audience at launch could kill your startup. But with the right mindset, you can turn it around.

One of the biggest mistakes I've made as a founder is misjudging my audience.

Finding the Right Talent with AI Solutions

Understand the advanced AI resources and tools available to help SMBS improve talent search, candidate matching, and recruitment processes.

Dew Diligence

In 2014, after covering the beauty industry as a journalist, Susan Yara launched a YouTube channel offering makeup tutorials.

Karen Dillon | Inner strength isn't everything. When times are tough, resilient leaders look outward for support.

Scott MacGregor, founder of Madison, Connecticutbased talent strategy company SomethingNew, is one of the best networkers I've ever met. But not in the way you might think.

For Gen Z at Work, The Generation Gap is a Wellness Gap. Here's How to Bridge It - For one nonprofit executive director, it was a 2022 New York City subway shooting that highlighted the stark differences between how he, a 55-year-old, and his Gen Z staffers show up to work.

For one nonprofit executive director, it was a 2022 New York City subway shooting that highlighted the stark differences between how he, a 55-year-old, and his Gen Z staffers show up to work. We had an employee who lived a mile from where it happened and was traumatized by it - and further upset about the fact that we didn't create space in our weekly staff meeting to address that trauma, the leader, who asked not to be identified because he continues to manage Gen Zers, tells Fortune.

Ask Andy - Should You Launch a Startup With a Friend? - When my Bonobos cofounder, Brian Spaly, and I had a falling-out in 2009, two years after starting the company, we made a strange decision.

When my Bonobos cofounder, Brian Spaly, and I had a falling-out in 2009, two years after starting the company, we made a strange decision. We decided that we would share the details of how our partnership fell apart with the community where our friendship and our company were forged: Stanford Business School.

Tech: Meet Your New Coworker, The Humanoid - Inside many Amazon warehouses are workers known as

Inside many Amazon warehouses are workers known as "water spiders," who pick up and move the numerous plastic storage bins used to shuttle goods around the facility, and who restock worker stations with merchandise, boxes, and other material. At a warehouse in Sumner, Wash., recently, a special crew of workers stepped in to help the people moving the plastic bins-humanoid robots.

Why employees really leave

Knowing that, says Dr. Laurie Cure, will help you keep them

Cash in the Cloud

At long last, cloud computing comes to financial services

Change for the Better

At Wellstar Health System, the drive for excellence is rooted in security

Old MacDonald HAS A ROBOT

ROBOTIC AUTOMATION ON TAKING OVER AGRICULTURAL TASKS

Doing Their Homework

What it takes to convert office buildings into housing

The Age of the Chief AI Officer

Why businesses need one, and what they should look for

LIGHT THE WAY

PHOTONIC CHIPS COULD SPEED AI WHILE DECREASING ITS ENERGY USAGE

Turning Tables

Sustainable furniture keeping chemicals out of landfills

Dive On In

What scuba reveals about supply chain management

Making Connections THAT WORK

Acro Service Corporation supplies organizations with top tier talent while helping them reach their Tier One diversity workforce goals

GOODBYE, CANDID CAMERA

An inside look at the genesis and triumph of mobile security pioneer LiveView Technologies

Beyond the Beach - Why Miami's Coconut Grove is booming

Miami’s oceanfront neighborhoods may grab international attention, but other parts of town offer as much appeal. The entire city is booming with development, says Jaclyn Bild, a broker associate with Douglas Elliman who was born and brought up in Miami. “The beating heart of Miami is now on the mainland, whereas before it was all about the Beach,” she says. “Neighborhoods that have been around forever are transforming into trend centers, and others are burgeoning for the first time.”

Foreseeable Future - Marketing and advertising exec Mark Penn reveals how Al can enhance business travel

In 2015 Mark Penn, a pollster, trendspotter and former chief strategist at Microsoft, created a marketing services firm in Washington, D.C. He was convinced that by focusing on the digital domain and data analytics, his start-up, Stagwell, could trounce traditional ad agencies and plunder their clients. His biggest backer was ex-Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, who pitched in $250 million.