Think you’re persuasive? Watch the pitch that convinced early Pandora employees to work for free after the company ran out of funding.
How the hell does a video sexting app think it can succeed?
Creative entrepreneurs are making millions off products that let customers grow their own weed at home.
There's a reason why a guy with a $150 webcam can get millions of views while Vanity Fair struggles to get 5,000.
Cannabis budtenders are the new bartenders. Inside the career where smoking weed is required.
Proof that you don't have to be a prodigy to succeed. These highly successful entrepreneurs had accomplished next to nothing before the age of 30.
You can rent a book… You can rent a car… You can rent an apartment. What about taking control of another portion of your life and renting a man?
Why Elizabeth Holmes is still the next Steve Jobs.
Subliminal messaging has been part of advertising for a long time. But these companies took it to a new level.
A veteran banker confesses what he’s learned about money over the years, and what you should know.
Before Uber was valued at $51 billion this July, they were considered another scrappy startup that might fail at any moment.
Proof that sticking it to the man is still totally possible.
We look at the sneaky ways stores use music and psychology to mess with your mind.
Ask me anything... and I'll answer.
Two months ago we were two dudes working out of a free office space trying to build a massive media company. Now we're two dudes and four women. Watch us grow!
The writers at Saturday Night Live move at a breakneck pace. The host monologue is written the day of the show and rehearsals happen the day before.
In our first 2 months at The Hustle we've had over 500,000 readers. Here are a few more stats including headcount and revenue (or lack thereof).
In an attempt to become the most productive person on the planet, I gave up food and lived entirely off Soylent. Here’s how it went.
If Google sees that you're searching for specific programming terms, they'll ask you to apply for a job. It's wild. Here's how it works.
We asked over 200 startup founders the one question you’ve always wanted to ask but were too afraid to: “How much money do you have?”
"Biddle in the middle of Little Italy, didn't do diddly" - Big Punisher
Entrepreneurs need to be more cocky.
Matt Brimer is the 29-year-old co-founder of General Assembly, an education startup w/ 500 employees and $50m in funding. In his free time he runs a morning rave business. Go figure.
Josh Helton is eating nothing but Soylent for the next 30 days. He's on a mission to find out if 1 month without food will make him a better human.
We found the man who’s rumored to be the inspiration for Erlich Bachman, the raunchy but loveable character on HBO’s Silicon Valley.
“Your last article was like a fart in a church.” An angry author’s side of the story.