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It was operating like it was 1999. And that needed to stop.

This company was tired of high prices and little transparency.

Say goodbye to wasted time and hassle.

Learn how this COO escaped accounts payable hell.

This natural-foods restaurateur found a system that helps her plan.

Learn how this growing haircare company tamed an unruly issue.

Maverick moves that paid off big and proved the naysayers wrong.

The staff of the social media management app Buffer can work anywhere in the world. Here's how the company was designed for nomadic employees.

Ben Parsons is bringing top-shelf wine to the masses with Infinite Monkey Theorem, sometimes in cans sold as four-packs.

Matt Lane and Paul Gerrard tested the waters before franchising SafeSplash, and it's been making waves ever since.

Geoffrey Woo and Michael Brandt personally reached out to customers after orders of their product was delayed. It was weeks of work, but they don't regret it. Read on to see why.

This app lets you have multiple business lines and features in your pocket.

When you can't keep up with your booming product, it might be time to change your tech.

Instawork, a new online service, solves a restaurant's hiring woes.

These methods will help you build a company with good vibes and good people.

Sometimes, paid SEO marketing vehicles aren't enough.

With help from some San Francisco-based software, Munchery can track customers' order histories and preferences. The results taste like success.

An app that tracks invoices, payments and appointments helped put this handyman ahead of the curve.

Meet the mavericks whose eccentric ideas paid off big.

Four Dickie Brennan's restaurants are using a new payment system, and it's a hit with customers and staff.

The right franchisee-franchisor relationship works something like a successful marriage.

Don't let a lack of cash stop a good business idea from succeeding.

The term may get a bad rap, but stoking employees' competitive fire helped this company dramatically increase its sales.

Take the time to consider your particular circumstances before deciding on a payment plan.

A look at three companies who are using their cars to jump start conversation and generate revenue.

From sites that allow you to negotiate directly with lease owners, to apps that offer real-time reports on traffic, these tools take some of the stress out of driving.

Part of becoming profitable quickly is knowing what matters now and what can be pushed back several weeks or months

We've gathered advice from entrepreneurs who made millions on their first businesses and are applying that hard-won wisdom to their new startups.

Republic Wireless is a $19-per-month voice, text and data service that relies on Wi-Fi as its primary network.

Silvercar is out to make car rental more personal and a lot less of a hassle.