Online Exclusives
Did you find a topic in this month's Entrepreneur magazine so compelling that it left you wanting to read more? Then check out the following online exclusives from Entrepreneur.com. We've also included links to additional articles, slideshows and other resources sure to quench your thirst.
London Calling?
In the Magazine
London 2.0(p. 21)
Is London the new Silicon Valley?
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Top 5 Tech Hot Spots
Check out these 5 areas that are leading the global tech revolution. Did the U.S. make the list?
Submit to MMA
In the Magazine
Get Your Kicks(p. 58)
Mixed martial arts gyms are where the action is.
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Meet UFC President Dana White
White shares his business insight on how he raised a pay-per-view spectacle from the dead and made it the hottest combat sport in the world.
Find the Right VC
In the Magazine
Perfect Match(p. 56)
Finding the right VC is a lot like dating--networking, friendly introductions and sheer luck all play a role. Discover how 3 entrepreneurs met their VCs and started lasting relationships that helped their business grow.
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The Perfect Presentation
In our 6-week series on giving the perfect presentation, we'll teach you how to wow any potential investor. Check back every Monday for tips on everything from what to wear to the technology you should use and the materials you should prepare.
Top VCs for Later-Stage Funding
In the Magazine
New Heights(p. 60)
Take your business higher and higher with funding from one of these top VCs.
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Top VC Firms for Entrepreneurs
Check out our list of the most active VCs in expansion and later-stage companies.
Pursuing Venture Capital
Determine whether you're a good candidate for institutional VC funding.
Take Your Startup to Millions
In the Magazine
On the Rise(p. 94)
The best part about starting small is that there's no limit to how far you can go. These entrepreneurs launched their businesses with less than $1,000, but now they're making millions--and so can you.
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Starting from Scratch
The odds were stacked against them. But these entrepreneurs--who started with next to nothing--credit their hard work and tenacity for helping them make millions.