Startup Basics
The Great Reinvention: How U.S. Cities Got Their Glow Back
BY Sarah Max
We recap our special report on the entrepreneurial scene in the U.S, from New York and Houston to Boise and Baton Rouge, five years since the financial crisis. Study: Fewer Startups Launched in 2012
BY Brian Patrick Eha
A Kauffman Foundation report finds entrepreneurship declined last year, with fewer men starting companies. The Rising Threat of Patent Trolls and What You Can Do to Protect Your Startup
BY Andrea Huspeni
Tim Sparapani of Application Developers Alliance provides insight into the world of patent trolls. Can NYC Keep Its Startup Prowess? A New Report Shines Doubt
BY Andrea Huspeni
With New York City's talent pool in possible jeopardy, entrepreneurs may soon reconsider Silicon Alley as a startup destination. A Snapshot of Startups in Small-Town America
BY Sarah Max
Far from the maddening crowds, and five years since the financial crisis, we look at the entrepreneurship scene in Burlington, Vt.; Chico, Calif.; Lehi, Utah; Iowa City, Iowa; and Lansing, Mich.Play Video The Biggest Business Challenge: Your Insecurity? (Video)
BY Teri Evans
Shark Tank star and angel investor Barbara Corcoran on how she deals with her own inner critic. A Backstage Tour of Orlando's Startups
BY Sarah Max
Florida's "happiest place on earth" may be best known for mouse ears, but you'll find startups working on everything from healthy school lunches to hybrid geothermal systems. Orlando Entrepreneurs Say Magic Is Returning
BY Sarah Max
After suffering the double whammy of a housing crash and drop in tourism spending, Orlando's economy seems to have turned a corner. Less Time, More Money, Mentoring at Accelerators, Incubators
BY Lou Carlozo
Business incubators and their close cousins, business accelerators have been around for decades. But in recent years they've undergone dramatic changes. A Look at Indy's Innovators
BY Sarah Max
Forget the jokes about corn. Indiana's capital city is quietly rolling out solutions for everything from tracking scientific data and charitable donations to juggling kids' soccer schedules. How to Calculate Gross Profit
BY Entrepreneur Staff
Knowing when your business is making money. How to Set Your Salary
BY Entrepreneur Staff
Deciding how much to pay yourself can be tricky. Here's how to determine what you're worth. The Basics of Building a Budget for Your Business
BY Entrepreneur Staff
How to think about the big picture and create the most effective budget. Indy's Entrepreneurs Make a Full-Court Press
BY Sarah Max
Sure, Indianapolis is better known for basketball and car racing than entrepreneurship. But proponents say Indy is the best place to launch and grow a startup right now. Why You Should Consider Cutting Overhead With Part-Time Employees
BY Entrepreneur Staff
Part-time employees can be essential to running your business. Here are a few things to consider when hiring. The Steps to Complying With Safety Standards
BY Entrepreneur Staff
How to make sure you are keeping your employees safe on the job. When Business Names Confuse Consumers: The Basics of Trademark Law
BY Lindsay LaVine
A look at the recent Florida health club lawsuit between 'YOU FIT' and competitor 'FIT U,' and what your business can learn from it about trademark infringement. The Essential Elements of a Commercial Lease
BY Entrepreneur Staff
Renting a space for your business can feel overwhelming. Go in armed with knowledge and it will be much easier. Stepping Inside Boise's Startup Scene
BY Sarah Max
No one ever called Idaho's capital a busting metropolis. But its entrepreneurs know how to think big. Here's a look. 10 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Choosing an Office Space
BY Lisa Girard
When setting up your base of operations for a startup, you have to think not only about location but also about your future needs. Here's what you need to remember before moving in. How to Choose an Accountant Who Is Also an Advisor
BY Entrepreneur Staff
What an accountant can do to help keep your startup running. Boise Attracts Startups Seeking Quality of Life
BY Sarah Max
Idaho's capital doesn't have the resources of a bubble town. But sustainable growth and mountain views are drawing entrepreneurs. How to Make Sure Your Business Gets Paid
BY Entrepreneur Staff
The elements of prompt and accurate invoices. Let the Good Times Roll: Big Easy Kicks Off Entrepreneur Week
BY Sarah Max
There's more to New Orleans than jazz and beignets. The city, which has been luring startups with new resources, gears up for its fifth Entrepreneur Week. Train Your Brain to Overcome Fear
BY Nadia Goodman
Three tips to help you get over your fears and take bigger risks. 5 Startup Naming Rules From SXSW
BY Bryan Keplesky
When naming a business, don't fall into the trap of making it so incomprehensible that your brand is lost. Consider these steps to find the best name for your business.Ads by Google
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