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Nicholas Alston splits his time between Michigan, where he’s based as a flight attendant, and Ohio, where he runs a restaurant called Clutch Handheld Breakfast.

The news comes after a string of highly publicized legal proceedings. 

In 2018, Keith Young’s children took their late father’s Cup Board Pro to “Shark Tank” and walked away with $100,000 and a deal with Williams-Sonoma. Now, Kaley Young discusses how she and her siblings have continued to carry on their father’s legacy.

These strategies can help you deal with financial anxiety.

Deciding whether to bring in an investor to your business, and how to find one, isn’t easy.

Chili Piper co-founder Alina Vandenberghe launched her tech career working alongside Steve Jobs. Now, she uses his early-career advice to compete against Apple.

More companies are giving their employees time for mental health breaks. One psychologist sees a problem with that approach — and offers a potential solution.

Twitter on Wednesday launched Super Follows, a feature that allows select users to charge others for access to subscriber-only content.

On the latest episode of CNBC’s “Money Court,” Kevin O’Leary sits down to help an engaged couple chart the best path forward for their boutique fitness studio.

Five-year-old start-up Rally sold a copy of Nintendo’s “Super Mario Bros.” for a record $2 million. Now, the New York City-based company is leading the way in an increasingly popular market for alternative asset investments.

Harvard University boasts multiple dropouts who went on to make millions, or even billions. But plenty of less famous schools have hosted some of the world’s most successful dropouts, too.

Entrepreneur Steven Bartlett explains how he has monetized his popular podcast, “The Diary of a CEO.”

The Nomad Beach Index ranks the top beach destinations worldwide for wealthy entrepreneurs and investors looking for sunny second residences — and lower taxes.

Ben Francis stepped down as CEO of Gymshark in 2015. He called it a heartbreaking decision. 

The pandemic hurt 2020 global car sales, but some things never change ⁠— like American drivers preferring Ford’s F-Series trucks. In countries like Argentina and Australia, Toyota pickups were most popular, while Swiss drivers typically opted for the Czech brand Skoda.

Chicago’s Boxville started with just one shipping container in the city’s Bronzeville neighborhood that housed a single small business. Today, it has grown into a thriving marketplace that helps entrepreneurs by providing a less expensive way to start a small business. And, in doing so, it’s revitalizing the entire community.

In 2004, four college-aged friends plotted to steal some of the world’s rarest books from Transylvania University’s special collections library, hoping to sell them for up to $12 million. Here’s what went wrong.

America’s small business owners think they can handle a hack. Most aren’t prepared, and are overly confident when it comes to cybersecurity.

An African American couple in North Texas is looking to change the perspective of the wine industry in more ways than one. They are doing it by adding flavors and diversity to an industry that doesn’t see a lot of minority participation. While doing this they also want to help other entrepreneurs. Vince Sims learns more about Wondry Wine...

These young entrepreneurs got creative with problem solving and launched their ventures during the pandemic. This is part of CNBC’s College Voices series.