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Entrepreneurs are a different breed. They escape the 9-to-5 so they can work longer hours on businesses that they enjoy. While the journey is more difficult in the beginning, entrepreneurs have higher income potential than people who work at traditional jobs.

Kevin O’Leary revealed two everyday money mistakes that are draining Americans’ wallets -- and how to fix them with smarter spending habits.

The snack industry is struggling. As grocery prices continue to rise, consumers are looking for ways to save. Higher-priced, unnecessary items, like snack cakes and granola bars, are often among the first things shoppers leave on the shelves in an effort to trim their grocery budgets

Legendary Blizzard co-founder Mike Morhaime, who helped create "World of Warcraft" and "Overwatch," now faces a survival battle at Dreamhaven after "Wildgate" and "Sunderfolk" sold far fewer copies than expected, according to Bloomberg.

Anthony Scaramucci says the U.S. was built by “risk-taking immigrants” and will never be a country where everyone is safe and happy.

The idea of outsourcing your memory to technology has been a science fiction trope for decades, but two former Harvard students believe they can make it an everyday reality.

The earlier you start to save money, the more time you have for your portfolio to compound. However, even if you didn't start in your 20s and 30s, it is never too late to start building wealth.

It feels challenging to tackle the world for the first time, but those challenges can feel more difficult if you are forced to confront the world on your own. A 22-year-old college student's mother recently passed away from cancer. A co-worker graciously let the 22-year-old move in, and the original…

When it comes to investing, even well-intentioned advice from a friend can steer you down the wrong path. That's the message personal finance expert Suze Orman delivered on a recent episode of her "Women Money" podcast, where she issued a sharp warning against purchasing indexed annuities — especially when the…

A senior project manager from a 28-year-old family-run drywall and painting business recently brought a dilemma to Dave Ramsey on the “EntreLeadership” podcast. His company, which earns around $13 million a year and employs 30 people, has always earned work from general contractors based on speed, quality and reliability.

He doesn't understand or doesn't care about the consequences.