Success Stories

At 17, Simon Grabowski started his company, GetResponse, as a one-man operation in his parents' attic. Twenty years later, his email marketing platform has customers in 182 countries.

A.J. MacQuarrie, founder and CEO of KarmaBox Vending, has always had an entrepreneurial spirit. He learned that confidence and courage are the key to success, in life and in business.

Think the milkman and the shoe cobbler are a thing of the past? Think again. These quaint businesses have come back from the edge of extinction.

The cannabis industry is booming in the U.S., and it's poised to grow even more. Business News Daily spoke to some of the entrepreneurs operating in this newly legal space.

Lara Olson, CEO and founder of Kidcreate Studio, knew her son needed more time exploring art in school. When she found he wasn't getting enough time, it inspired a business.

These six yoga-based businesses aren't just about profit, they're about finding balance.

These interesting businesses are dedicated to making products using only natural and organic materials and ingredients.

TV personality, entrepreneur and fitness icon Tony Little shares his philosophy on business, life and success.

Devan Kline, co-founder and CEO of Burn Boot Camp, experienced a dark home life, which inspired him to build a better life through fitness.

Mother of two Joyce Shulman wanted a way to get herself and other parents more involved in their local community. The result? The Macaroni Kid newsletter.

Rose and chocolate not your thing? Go for an off-beat token of your esteem. These eight companies sell gifts you're not likely to see again any time soon.

National news correspondent Megan Alexander knows a lot about negotiation and building a media career. She shares four lessons she's learned along the way.

After moving to the U.S. from South Korea, Jae Kim overcame a language barrier and his own personal insecurities to start his Korean barbecue food truck chain, Chi'Lantro.

Entrepreneur Todd Rothman knew the future of education was rooted in technology. He started wyzPREP to be a part of that future.

Entrepreneur Jon Charles collected old washing machines as a hobby. He never dreamed it would inspire him to launch his no-suds detergent business.

Ylleya Fields couldn't find a children's book that reflected her own daughter's experiences, so she wrote one herself. The result? The Princess Cupcake Jones series.

Marilyn Weber began learning sign language to communicate with her daughter, who is deaf. Her passion catapulted a full-time career in interpreter services.

Bridgette Mayer discovered art at age 5, and used it as an escape from an abusive childhood. Later, it became the means for her to start her own business.

Chris Sorensen and his brother Robin had always dreamed of being entrepreneurs. In 1994, they gave up their careers as firefighters to launch a sub restaurant empire.

Local Door Coupons was looking to become a franchise. A lucky partnership with an Instagram star helped them lock in more than a dozen new franchisees.

Monique Tatum left her corporate 9-to-5 behind to start her own marketing and PR firm. She vowed to give her own employees the work-life balance they deserve.

Despite a series of family tragedies and a layoff, Jane King bounced back and founded a now-successful media company.

Pepe Piperno, who worked his way up from retail employee to company owner, bought a struggling A.C. Moore five years ago and transformed the culture completely.

Kids and parents alike will love these businesses that offer everything from art classes to fitness clubs for children and young adults.

These food trucks are dishing out more than just good food — entrepreneurs can learn a lot from their creativity, too.

When Mike Neilson, founder of Switcheroo, applied to a hardware accelerator program, he was rejected. He made a smart proposal to change their minds.

When Dr. Andrew Abraham was just 17, he was diagnosed with cancer. During his recovery, he learned about organic nutrition, which later inspired him to start his company, Orgain.

More and more startups are facing women's health issues head-on. Here are four that are positively impacting the lives of millions of women around the world.

Andrew Ly, CEO and co-founder of Sugar Bowl Bakery explains how this image represents his business.

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