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Samantha Stephens, founder of OatMeals in New York, is warming bellies and hearts while realizing her long-held dream of transforming oats into an all-day dish.

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Ten great holiday presents to help the people in your life enter 2016 feeling healthy, happy and energized.

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Businesses shut their doors for a variety of reasons, as some women in our 1,000 Stories project learned — the hard way.

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When it comes to role models, the women entrepreneurs who took part in our 1,000 Stories campaign revere one female family member over all other influencers.

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Over 1,000 women business owners told us why they chose entrepreneurship. We examined their stories to better understand what drives them.

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The fast-growing, controversial cannabis industry is said to be a supportive haven for female entrepreneurs. Intrigued, we took a closer look.

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We don’t yet know the true size and impact of LGBT entrepreneurs, in part because many don’t disclose their sexual orientation or gender identity. What would happen if that changed?

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New York is fast becoming one of the nation's most dynamic tech hubs. Minerva Tantoco, the city's first-ever CTO, intends to take it to new heights.

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Carla McKay, founder of wine app and website Crushed.com, toasts to her new, empowering life as an out-and-proud entrepreneur.

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Serial entrepreneur Vivienne Ming wants people — herself included — to realize their full potential.

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Vosmap founder and photographer Maureen Erokwu believes in inspiration through visualization, especially for women in tech.

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LGBT business owner and publisher Deb Di Gregorio explains her resilience over decades of entrepreneurial ups and downs.

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With this series, we're carving out a space to discuss the challenges and successes of women business owners across the sexual orientation and gender identity spectrums.