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Max James in his office in Las Vegas.

The King of Mall Kiosks Aims to Bounce Back

Sinelli enjoys the confetti cannon at Which Wich’s Dallas headquarters.

For Which Wich, Success Is in the Bag

Arthur Gensler in his office at Gensler’s San Francisco headquarters.

How the Architect of the First Apple Stores Got Started

“Hardships give you an ability to empathize with others,” Greenburger says.

From 12-Year-Old Bookkeeper to Grown-Up Property Mogul

American Ninja Warrior - Season 8

So You Want to Be an American Ninja Warrior

American Ninja Warrior - Season 8

‘American Ninja Warrior’ Spawns a New Class of Gym

Larry Flax and Rick Rosenfield

How California Pizza Kitchen Was Saved by Barbecue Chicken

Shark Tank’s Robert Herjavec

Before Robert Herjavec Was a Shark

Kenneth Cole at the company’s headquarters in New York.

How Kenneth Cole, the Man, Became Kenneth Cole, the Brand

Swain outside his summer house in Nantucket, Mass.

How a Company That Started in a Closet Landed Ronald Reagan as a Client

Yang, a cycling enthusiast, outside his company’s offices in Torrance, Calif.

The Man Who Built Simplehuman Into the Apple of Houseware

No longer in a pickle: Chris Sorensen (left), 55, and Robin Sorensen, 47

How Two Firemen Created an Empire of Sub Shops

Meet the new lineup of DC Super Hero Girls, and a few of the leadership traits that Diane Nelson, president of DC Entertainment, thinks should be in every female executive’s bag of super powers.

Meet the DC Exec Turning Girl Superheroes Into a ‘Billion-Dollar Brand’

An artist’s rendering of the space habitat, now attached to the ISS.

Robert Bigelow Is Building Hotels in Space (No, Really)

Isadore Sharpe, founder and chairman of the Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, poses for a portrait at his home in Palm Springs, California, March 11, 2016. Photo by Kendrick Brinson

How the Founder of Four Seasons Stumbled Into the Hotel Business