The 'Shark Tank' investor offers tips on how to preserve a company’s purpose in an Inc. exclusive for Small Business Week.

An curved arrow pointing right. "Shark Tank" co-star and entrepreneur Daymond John talks about the early days when he was broke and starting FUBU. He tells us what advantages being broke gave him ...

With three sharks out, things were looking bleak for the dance instructor. That’s when Daymond John stepped in and offered a deal with Mark Cuban, offering money for 50% of the company.

For "Shark Tank" investor Daymond John, the best investment of his life will always be FUBU. And for good reason. He turned his initial $40 investment into a multimillion-dollar clothing line.

Daymond John is the CEO and Founder of FUBU, a global lifestyle brand that has generated more than $6 billion in sales to date. He is one of the stars of the ABC show Shark Tank, and was named a ...

So, when yours truly (Steffanie Rivers) had the chance to meet Daymond John ... to win a 1-on-1 mentorship session with John, ...

Shark Tank' judge Daymond John discusses what it takes to find success before and after being selected to appear as a contestant on the show. This is an excerpt of WSJ's Lee Hawkins's full ...

"Shark Tank" investor and entrepreneur Daymond John, 47, wanted to run his own business as long as he can remember. "I never knew anything other than wanting to be an entrepreneur," the New York ...

Celebrity entrepreneur and Shark Tank judge Daymond John talks to the WSJ's Lee Hawkins about his book "The Power of Broke", what it takes to thrive on Shark Tank, his FUBU fashion brand ...