You Found a Rabbit Hole

Girls can do anything, especially business. Stacie Isabella Turk started a lemonade stand when she was five. By the time she was 12, she was painting plaster statues and having them wired to be sold as lamps. There are some people who seem propelled by an entrepreneurial spirit practically from birth. She’s one of them, […]

Ever hear of a #MeToo morality clause? That’s because this is the first of its kind.

How many times have you traveled abroad and realized that you didn’t have the moisturizer or conditioner you needed? It’s a conundrum, but if you’re a person of color, much of the world won’t have what you need in local stores, unless perhaps you can dig up some grapeseed or coconut oil at the supermarket. […]

The first babies who came into Houston’s Motherhood Center in slings and carriages are now getting around in their first cars. There’s nothing like 16 years of business to show you something about the human life cycle. And to Gabriela Gerhart, the company’s founder and CEO, the lesson is that if you target a perpetual […]

What do you do when it turns out your business idea isn’t viable? You pivot to find success. Sean Johnson spent an entire year working on a skincare line for multiracial and Hispanic skin types. “You can go to any store and find products for Caucasian and African-American skin,” reasons Johnson. “There’s a niche for […]

Lorena Lock of Million Cakes shares how she brought her love of baking from her home of Lima, Peru to the US and started a successful bakery.