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What Facebook's IPO Debacle Means for Startup Funding
The disastrous Facebook initial public offering isn't likely to damp venture-capital interest in tech startups.
Leaving Wall Street for Wine Country
Jamie Kutch chucked a lucrative job to pursue his dream, becoming one of California's most respected vintners. Here's how one entrepreneur changed careers in midstream.
What Facebook's IPO Means for VCs and Entrepreneurs
The social networking giant's showing on the public market may land with a thud.
Business Owners Divided on Occupy Wall Street
In your view, is the popular protest movement against the financial industry good or bad for your business? The U.S. overall? Your fellow business owners straddle both sides of the debate.
Occupy Wall Street Is No Friend of Small Business (Opinion)
Op-Ed: While many small-business owners share some populist anger at Wall Street banks, they should look closely at the protestors' positions before aligning themselves with the movement.
Don't 'Occupy Wall Street,' Start a Small Business
While some block sidewalks on Wall Street and elsewhere, other unemployed citizens are going in a more productive direction: They're starting businesses.
Wall Street Protest Hurts the 'Little Guys' Nearby
Area businesses call protestors camping in a lower Manhattan park a menace. Lost sales are only the half of it.
What Does Occupy Wall Street Mean for Your Business?
Entrepreneurs may want to consider whether these gatherings are business signals about present or future customers, employees and economic policies.
From Wall Street to Franchisee
More than 500,000 workers have left the financial sector since the recession began. Many of them became franchisees.