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After becoming one of the youngest women in the country to undergo a bilateral risk-reducing double mastectomy, Lindsay Avner launched Bright Pink, a non-profit organization focusing on the risk reduction and early detection of breast and ovarian cancer in young women.

Dj’s Delight, a combined deli, market and restaurant in Asbury Park, New Jersey, got hit hard by Hurricane Sandy but has bounced back.

Calling all busy people consumed with balancing work and everything outside of work: Blue Apron is looking at you. 

FlipFlop Dogs founder Taffy Miltz says it took her years to perfect her canine hosting franchise.  

Duke’s Fuqua School of Business Faculty Dean Jim Anton shares the details on the school’s new concentration in energy finance.

Men in Kilts founder Nicholas Brand says his technicians’ innovative attire helps the company stick in customer’s minds.  

Oxi Fresh Carpet Cleaning founder Jonathan Barnett says pushing ahead, no matter what the challenges, has helped him turn his company into a success.

Future Energy founder Graham Lawlor shares the trends he’s seeing on the cutting edge of the energy industry.

Alex Lidow is a man on a mission.

Good news for prospective homebuyers. Even though the Fed indicated the central bank may raise interest rates twice in 2016, chances are mortgage rates won’t move dramatically higher anytime soon.

Throughout your adult years, maintaining a healthy credit score is very important for obtaining the best rates for a mortgage, car loans and managing credit card debt.

Wal-Mart is offering a great deal on Wii. Overstock.com loves Hybrids. Absinthe makes a comeback. And Rodarte's at Target.

Consumers have gotten so used to discounts it's safe to wonder whether we've been trained to never pay full price again.

Maybe the best thing we can do is try not to disappoint ourselves.

Aveda mobilizes. A shoe man makes bags. Wal-Mart has more savings. Symantec has a new storage option. And Clinique gets Happy with Big Brothers Big Sisters

How big is your financial cushion? It's important that you find out. Here's why.

Your credit history is something that deserves your undivided attention. It would be a bummer if down the road you were to miss out on owning a home or starting your own business because of mistakes you made when you were young.