Those who regularly tune in to ABC's hit reality series "Shark Tank" can tell you that every episode is often the definition of an emotional roller coaster. The series is, after all, predicated on the ...

RoloDoc — the physician-focused networking app featured on Shark Tank Season 5 — failed to secure an investment and quietly shut down. Here’s a full account of what went wrong and where the founders a ...

Gathering up your kids for a story before bed is a tale as old as time. Bringing a high-tech twist to this age-old tradition were Matt and Melissa Hammersley, who utilized their expertise to bring to ...

"'Shark Tank" has no shortage of entrepreneurs pitching their unique dating app ideas, from Season 6's successful "Tank" reject Coffee Meets Bagel to Season 13's feline-centric Tabby. Coming through ...

Since its beta launch on Aug. 8, 2020 (International Cat Day), cat owner dating app Tabby has amassed 50,000 users who wish to prioritize a “cat-forward lifestyle”—and with their coming appearance on ...

The Kang sisters developed the successful dating app, Coffee Meets Bagel. — -- The Kang sisters, Soo, Dawoon and Arum, stunned everyone when they said no to $30 million, walking away from Mark ...

The ninth episode of the ninth season of "Shark Tank" premiered on ABC on November 5, 2017, to an audience of 3.32 million people according to Nielsen Media Research's viewership ratings. The second ...

Destin George Bell pitched his Austin-based running app Card.io to the sharks, who are made up of longtime show investors Kevin O’Leary, Mark Cuban, Lori Greiner and Daymond John, as well as guest ...

PHOENIX — The Phoenix creators of a tipping app landed a $150,000 investment from two people during an appearance on “Shark Tank” on Sunday. Three of the investors felt the Bravo Tip or Pay app still ...

A Shark Tank appearance airing on Friday will cap a whirlwind week for Philadelphia native Caroline Strzalka and her startup Overplay. Shark Tank startup picks Philadelphia for first brick-and-mortar ...

As she eyed the long list of majors up for her choosing, the Columbia University freshman scoffed at the computer science program — it was obviously not for her, she thought at the time. Little did ...