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Startup Entrepreneurship Growing at an Exponential Rate
As the sixth annual Global Entrepreneurship Week kicks off, the community of entrepreneurs and mentors across the globe is surging.
On Starting Up From Three Veteran Entrepreneurs
You may think you know what tough is, but these three vets can tell you a few stories.
One of the Richest Men in the World Just Invested in an Instagram Competitor
Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim led a $60 million funding round for video and photo-sharing startup Mobli.
10 Reasons Not to Write a Business Plan
Writing a business plan isn't for everyone. Here are ten strategies you might be better off trying first.
Women in Franchising: An Enthusiastic Minority
Women in the franchising world are finding community and control in an industry where they remain a minority.
Why Medical Schools are Pumping out Entrepreneurs
As far as entrepreneurship training goes, a medical degree -- not a MBA -- can be a surprising but useful asset.
3 Types of Franchises That Make Great Family Businesses
If you're thinking of buying a franchise and want your family to be involved in running it, consider these options.
For Social Entrepreneurs, What Comes First: Business or Mission?
Entrepreneurs trying to both make money and benefit a social mission are often playing a game of chicken and egg. For some, the social cause rises above all else. For others, a successful business model comes first.
Bike Company Takes Customization to a New Level
Big Shot Bike company allows customers to design their dream ride on an iPad-friendly interface.
5 Things You Have to Understand Before You Start a Business
Five strategies for starting a business from the CEO and co-founder of web site creation and hosting service Weebly.
The 10 Fastest-Growing Small-Business Sectors Right Now
Over the past year, the strengthening housing market has been helping small companies grow -- and fast.
An Investigative Report on Franchise Profits
How much money can franchisees actually earn running their businesses?
How 'Nightmare' Producer Tim Haskell Turned NYC's First Haunted House Into a Year-Round Business
Tim Haskell has transformed the first haunted house in New York City into a mix of theatre, audience participation and scares that won't stop evolving.
College Entrepreneur Creates Digital Care Package Business
Regaalo, a web service that allows parents to send gifts to students, applies modern technology to an old-fashioned concept.
FreshDirect and RocketHub Team Up to Find the Next Major Food Innovation
The online grocer and the crowdfunding site are collaborating on the 'Next Big Food Thing,' a contest to find the coolest new food-related innovation.