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A Grow-Your-Own Business For Herbivores
With Urban Cultivator appliances, foodies can grow fresh herbs and greens in their kitchens year-round.
How to Negotiate a Noncompete Agreement
Selling your business? You may have to sign a noncompete. Here's how to negotiate the best terms.
Startup has Sky-High Aspirations for Roadable Aircraft
An aviation enthusiast's invention leaps from the road to the wild blue yonder.
Building a Business on Solving an Aching Dilemma for Women
Day2Night's convertible shoes offer women a fashionable heel height for any occasion.
What's Hot (or Not) for Franchises in 2012
Burgers, hotels, frozen treats -- it's all looking (and tasting) great. Fancy hams and tanning salons? Outlook not so good.
Business Trends From 2011 We're Sick Of
From daily deals to Ashton Kutcher, some of the trends not #winning this past year.
Get Out of Town With Wanderfly
This New York-based travel inspiration service offers recommendations that can send users packing.
Three Companies Carving a Niche in Snow Sports
These small businesses are keeping the powder (and the industry) fresh.
Hitchswitch Simplifies Newlywed Name Changes
First comes love, then comes marriage... then comes the agonizing process of changing your name. The latest from our wacky business idea files.
Wine Lovers Design a Lid to Keep Out Bugs
Hats off to Greg and Renee Plumlee, the creators of BevHat, a mesh cover designed to keep insects out of drinks. From our Wacky Ideas That Just Might Fly file.
Two Moms Build Buzz for a Boozy Spin on a Classic Drink
A girls' night out inspires a new business for two 30-something moms.
Teenager Finds a Niche in Man-Scented Candles
Would you like your house to smell like bacon? Or perhaps a new mitt? A young entrepreneur creates his own masculine take on the scented-candle business.
The Top 50 Entrepreneurship Programs
The Princeton Review surveys more than 2,000 schools each year to rank the 50 best entrepreneurship programs. Here's our 2011 list, plus a look behind the numbers.
Building a Home Decor Business on Recycled Bicycle Parts
A Texas designer uses her passion for sustainable living to strike out on her own.
Co-creation: How to Harness It For Your Business
Co-creation is turning consumerism into teamwork, enabling buyers to be part of a company's innovation.
Gourmet Coffee Bars: A Caffeine-Fueled Comparison
We look at some of the more notable coffee shops around the U.S.
This Robot Will Do Your Business Traveling for You
Fed up with traveling for business? Anybot's 'personal avatar' can help.
Here Comes the (Stress-Free) Bride
My Wedding Concierge makes planning for the big day easy with a curated wedding search engine
Aging Boomers Become a Business Idea Goldmine
The active aging population holds numerous opportunities for entrepreneurs who can fill a niche.
A Mom Sees and Fills a Need in the Marketplace: Personal Hygiene Products for Boys
How an Atlanta entrepreneur launched Stinky Boyz, a line of sports-themed natural shampoos and body washes.
For This Entrepreneur, Velvet Elvis Paintings Were Just the Start
A Portland painter finds her niche with customized paintings on the 1970s' favorite fuzzy fabric.
An Entrepreneur Helps Turn Unmentionable Business into a Fancy Affair
An Atlanta entrepreneur helps turn unmentionable business into a fancy affair.
Venture Capital Investor Brad Feld on What It Takes to Succeed As an Entrepreneur
Brad Feld dives into the trenches of entrepreneurship to learn what makes some businesses successful
How Goodreads Got Started
By tapping into the collective popularity of books, Goodreads quickly built a devoted following in the multiple millions.
Billionaire Tycoon Gives Monopoly a Run for Its Money
Forget Monopoly. A new board game trades Marvin Gardens for Saudi cattle farms.
A Green Lifestyle Turned Money Making Enterprise
The Beekman Boys find the simple life ain't so simple when you're trying to make a living at it.
How to Win Hearts--and Sales
WarmlyYours reached its peak--and weathered the recession--by putting staff and customers first.
Turning Nightlife Into a Day Job
Justin Stearman's helping Southern California clubbers find the best places to party--and helping himself to some serious profits.
Schooling the Competition
The top two winners at this year's Global Student Entrepreneur Awards show what it takes to balance higher education with entrepreneurial passion.
A Grow-Your-Own Business For Herbivores
With Urban Cultivator appliances, foodies can grow fresh herbs and greens in their kitchens year-round. How to Negotiate a Noncompete Agreement
Selling your business? You may have to sign a noncompete. Here's how to negotiate the best terms. Startup has Sky-High Aspirations for Roadable Aircraft
An aviation enthusiast's invention leaps from the road to the wild blue yonder. Building a Business on Solving an Aching Dilemma for Women
Day2Night's convertible shoes offer women a fashionable heel height for any occasion. What's Hot (or Not) for Franchises in 2012
Burgers, hotels, frozen treats -- it's all looking (and tasting) great. Fancy hams and tanning salons? Outlook not so good. Business Trends From 2011 We're Sick Of
From daily deals to Ashton Kutcher, some of the trends not #winning this past year. Get Out of Town With Wanderfly
This New York-based travel inspiration service offers recommendations that can send users packing. Three Companies Carving a Niche in Snow Sports
These small businesses are keeping the powder (and the industry) fresh. Hitchswitch Simplifies Newlywed Name Changes
First comes love, then comes marriage... then comes the agonizing process of changing your name. The latest from our wacky business idea files. Wine Lovers Design a Lid to Keep Out Bugs
Hats off to Greg and Renee Plumlee, the creators of BevHat, a mesh cover designed to keep insects out of drinks. From our Wacky Ideas That Just Might Fly file. Two Moms Build Buzz for a Boozy Spin on a Classic Drink
A girls' night out inspires a new business for two 30-something moms. Teenager Finds a Niche in Man-Scented Candles
Would you like your house to smell like bacon? Or perhaps a new mitt? A young entrepreneur creates his own masculine take on the scented-candle business. The Top 50 Entrepreneurship Programs
The Princeton Review surveys more than 2,000 schools each year to rank the 50 best entrepreneurship programs. Here's our 2011 list, plus a look behind the numbers. Building a Home Decor Business on Recycled Bicycle Parts
A Texas designer uses her passion for sustainable living to strike out on her own. Co-creation: How to Harness It For Your Business
Co-creation is turning consumerism into teamwork, enabling buyers to be part of a company's innovation. Gourmet Coffee Bars: A Caffeine-Fueled Comparison
We look at some of the more notable coffee shops around the U.S. This Robot Will Do Your Business Traveling for You
Fed up with traveling for business? Anybot's 'personal avatar' can help. Here Comes the (Stress-Free) Bride
My Wedding Concierge makes planning for the big day easy with a curated wedding search engine Aging Boomers Become a Business Idea Goldmine
The active aging population holds numerous opportunities for entrepreneurs who can fill a niche. A Mom Sees and Fills a Need in the Marketplace: Personal Hygiene Products for Boys
How an Atlanta entrepreneur launched Stinky Boyz, a line of sports-themed natural shampoos and body washes. For This Entrepreneur, Velvet Elvis Paintings Were Just the Start
A Portland painter finds her niche with customized paintings on the 1970s' favorite fuzzy fabric. An Entrepreneur Helps Turn Unmentionable Business into a Fancy Affair
An Atlanta entrepreneur helps turn unmentionable business into a fancy affair. Venture Capital Investor Brad Feld on What It Takes to Succeed As an Entrepreneur
Brad Feld dives into the trenches of entrepreneurship to learn what makes some businesses successful How Goodreads Got Started
By tapping into the collective popularity of books, Goodreads quickly built a devoted following in the multiple millions. Billionaire Tycoon Gives Monopoly a Run for Its Money
Forget Monopoly. A new board game trades Marvin Gardens for Saudi cattle farms.A Green Lifestyle Turned Money Making Enterprise
The Beekman Boys find the simple life ain't so simple when you're trying to make a living at it. How to Win Hearts--and Sales
WarmlyYours reached its peak--and weathered the recession--by putting staff and customers first.Turning Nightlife Into a Day Job
Justin Stearman's helping Southern California clubbers find the best places to party--and helping himself to some serious profits.Schooling the Competition
The top two winners at this year's Global Student Entrepreneur Awards show what it takes to balance higher education with entrepreneurial passion.Connect with Entrepreneur
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