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FUBU founder, president, and CEO Daymond John knows his way around the fashion industry and has since broadened his exposure to other consumer markets through the thousands of entrepreneurs he has met ...

Shark Tank's Daymond John says the job market is changing faster than people realize — and those who don't adapt will be left ...

Entrepreneur and one of the "sharks" on the television show Shark Tank Daymond John spoke Thursday evening on the Parrish ...

Shark Tank investor Daymond John recently shared that the top reason new businesses fail is that entrepreneurs aren’t honest with themselves about why they’re starting a business.

*“Shark Tank” investor and FUBU founder Daymond John has announced Black Entrepreneurs Day, a free and virtual event that will celebrate Black entrepreneurs. John aims to “inspire” and provide ...

“Shark Tank” star and FUBU founder Daymond John said he knows his time on the business and entrepreneurship show has a limit, saying it’s time to welcome some new pups into the tank to spread their ...

Daymond John, already successful as the founder and CEO of FUBU, became “The People’s Shark” after he was approached to join Shark Tank in 2008. Since then, John has authored multiple bestselling ...

Daymond John says he didn’t authorize a FUBU scripted series, but one of the brand’s other co-founders is involved in the TV project. Daymond John denounced a scripted television series about the ...

TMZ caught up with John on Tuesday, shortly after news about the show was revealed, and he expressed that the project isn't permitted. "You know, I saw that this morning too and it was news to me," he ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Daymond John is the reason I became an entrepreneur. When his clothing brand, FUBU, first launched I was in junior high school. I was ...

Daymond John always wanted to be an entrepreneur. "As a young kid growing up, I was always trying to sell something," John told CNNMoney. "Whether it was pencils in school ... Super Soakers on the ...