4: Little Bits Of Corpse

4: Little Bits Of Corpse

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508: Toby Rice—Got Gas?

What do you get when you combine labor, energy, and intelligence? According to Toby Rice, you get the ingredients for abundance—and a better standard of living for all Americans. The CEO of EQT Corporation and co-founder of Rice Energy, Rice began his career as a chimney sweep be ...  Show more

507: Jim McKelvey—A Square Peg in a Glass Hole

Jim McKelvey is an entrepreneur, innovator, computer engineer, and master glassblower who helped build a billion-dollar company. That's not the usual career path, but then, Jim McKelvey isn't your usual entrepreneur. The co-founder of Square, along with Jack Dorsey, McKelvey turn ...  Show more

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