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Here are a few of 2012's most influential business books to help boost your inspiration and productivity. Silicon Valley's Best Dressed
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BY Jodi Helmer
Part music magazine, part discovery engine, the free iPad app Groovebug pairs downloaded music with photos, videos, and reviews. Stay Connected to Home While Traveling with Internet Radio
BY Bruce Schoenfeld
From baseball games to traffic reports and local music, streaming radio can bring the world to you, no matter where you are. How an Eco-Friendly Fashion Startup Landed on Top Retailers' Shelves in 6 Months
BY Eric Shapiro
See how these young treps turned a winning Kickstarter campaign into a thriving business in just a few months. Thinking of Majoring in Entrepreneurship? Read This First
BY Adam Toren
For many heading to campus who also dream of starting a business one day, majoring in entrepreneurship can help. But it's far from the only major decision you'll need to make along the way. How Social Entrepreneurs Can Edge Out the Competition
BY Neil Parmar
An upcoming social-venture competition sheds light on the increased enthusiasm among young entrepreneurs to start up social-impact companies. Here are five ways to rise above the competition. 5 Young Millionaires Instigating Innovation
BY Jason Ankeny
Our annual look at high-earning entrepreneurs aged 30 or younger with the creativity, smarts and guts to disrupt their industries. Big Claims Aim to Boost Business at Mobile App Startup
BY Jason Ankeny
With major clients like Microsoft and CBS Sports, Chaotic Moon app studio makes it big. Young Entrepreneur Challenges the Way Americans Think About Their Cellphones
BY Grant Davis
A Pakistani immigrant takes on the U.S. cell phone service model. OrigAudio Hits It Big With Fold and Play Recycled Speakers
BY Jennifer Wang
Two friends create quirky portable speakers inspired by a takeout box. Two Young Entrepreneurs Get Their Hands Dirty With Urban Farming
BY Michelle Goodman
An urban byproduct plants the seed for a big business. Tech Startup Aims to Make Real Estate Transactions Easier
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Dotloop eliminates the briefcase of paperwork in favor of a virtual workspace. 9 Famous Entrepreneur Philanthropists
BY Kara Ohngren
These big names in business are also among the most generous. 7 Paybacks an Alma Mater Can Offer Young Entrepreneurs
BY Martin Zwilling
Think university resources are only for students? Here are some ideas for how to best utilize your old school -- even when you're no longer on campus. Why Bend, Ore., Is the Next Big City for Entrepreneurship
BY Bruce Schoenfeld
Bend, Ore., offers serious benefits to small businesses and entrepreneurs, including growth rate, investment, government perks and lifestyle balance. Thrillist's Ben Lerer on Success as a Young Trep
BY Shira Lazar
Despite his famous father, the Thrillist co-founder has managed to find massive success in business on his own. Here, we ask him about his victories -- and challenges. Serial Entrepreneur Gurbaksh Chahal Commits $1 Million to Stop Hate Crimes
BY Teri Evans
The BeProud foundation launches with the support of Deepak Chopra, among other high-profile supporters. 7 Simple Ways to Relieve Stress Now
BY Jane Porter
Try these instant stress-busters to help take on even the toughest daily challenges with a clear, calm mindset. Need to Vent? Forget the Couch, Startup Moves Therapy Online
BY Gwen Moran
With digital diaries and video chats, PrettyPaddedRoom.com offers online counseling for woman and a "nice play to go crazy."Ads by Google
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