Miki Agrawal is the founder of Thinx, underwear marketed for ‘women with a period.’ She sits down with CNNMoney’s Sara O’Brien to talk about leading a startup that can scare away some investors.
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My father gave all his money to mail scams
Much to his shock, Rob Collins discovered his father was giving most of his monthly income to phony sweepstakes and bogus psychics. The scams varied, but many of them were processed by the same company, PacNet.
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Apple's culture of secrecy
Fortune’s Adam Lashinsky explains the strategies Apple uses to keep its projects secret, even from its own employees.
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Buffett: China's growth is incredible
Buffett saw in China ‘Government, management and labor all with a common goal and with a zeal and a passion for achieving that goal.’
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Worked for Madoff, can't find a job
Laurence Curtis Ward has a stain on his resume. He worked for Bernie Madoff’s firm.
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Melting millions from gold scraps
Advanced Chemical Company in Rhode Island recycles gold and other metals from industrial production – and business is shining.
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Retirees in RVs are Amazon's elves
Called ‘workampers,’ semi-retirees are living in RVs at Amazon’s warehouse in Nevada for holiday work.
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Here's why you get so many robocalls
With more than 47.8 billion robocalls made in the US in 2018, CNN Business explains what’s really going on with the fake number on your caller ID.
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iPhone 10 Years Later: The phone that almost wasn't
Arguably one of most transformative pieces of technology in the modern era, the iPhone’s development was fraught with engineering problems, drama, and extreme stress. Former employees share their stories from inside Apple 10 years ago.
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How Instagram can make or break a restaurant
One viral menu item can make a restaurant famous on Instagram — and massively boost business. Here’s how the app is changing the way we eat out.
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