While college dropout entrepreneurs like Dylan Field and Lucy Guo gain significant attention, Jeff Bezos cautions that these ...

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Every week in Business of Home’s Trade Tales column, we ask designers around the world to share how they run their firms, manage clients and stay inspired.

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When I was younger, I never thought I’d play golf. Why would I? I grew up in a neighborhood that was not exposed to or couldn’t afford the game. Even then, the expense was not the major issue. It ...

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The other day I was listening to a Public Radio interview with a U.S. Olympic Fencing Champion–it’s a very NPR-ish sport–and I thought geez, the Olympics only happen once every four years, how can I ...