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Jaclyn Smith defied the naysayers to become a pioneer in celebrity brand development. After 25 years, the brand's going strong and she's sitting pretty.

Boston Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs built the family business into a multilayered, multibillion-dollar powerhouse. How did he do it?

Cordia Harrington started from scratch as a serial entrepreneur before find dough--lots of it--in buns.

Negotiation doesn't have to give you ulcers. Read how to plan a negotiating strategy and even enjoy the process.

Opportunity exists amid challenges, offering greater promises of prosperity. Will you side with the naysayers or go for growth?

You don't have to be a genius to stay sharp long into your golden years. What you can do to boost your brain now.

Life is a series of seemingly small reinventions. Are you keeping up or are you giving up?

After losing his legs following an auto accident, TV coroner Robert David Hall had to dig deep to succeed.

Your legacy starts now. How can you make your decisions add up to a useful life?