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Crowdfunding is gradually gaining traction in India. But will it deliver like it has in other markets?

Amazon’s patent on “1-Click” ordering, which recently expired, helped jump-start the e-commerce giant’s growth from a virtual bookstore to a massive online marketplace.

Hurricane Harvey was a predictable disaster, says PennDesign’s Billy Fleming. He explains what cities could do to prepare.

Many artists are not wired for business. With economics driving most from the field in the long run, can business training help?

Lego surprised Wall Street with its first drop in revenue in 13 years. Wharton’s David Robertson looks at possible causes and suggests remedies for its business.

Three experts discuss the Equifax breach, the mistakes that were made in the credit giant’s response and what consumers can do to protect their credit going forward.

Most companies know that shifting to digital is key to their future. But many struggle with the process. A new book offers some advice.

This year’s Wharton-Jacobs Levy Prize winner, Stephen A. Ross, is remembered for his ground-breaking arbitrage pricing theory.

When crude prices were high, Israel’s Leviathan natural gas field had everything going for it. Now, it needs a market.

Artificial intelligence is reinventing the creative landscape for marketers, according to Winston Binch, chief digital officer for Deutsch North America.