Young Entrepreneurs
College Startup Success Story, Revisited
BY Joel Holland
Garrett Camp sold StumbleUpon for a reported $75 million a year after graduation. Then he bought it back. How They Roll
Robot Balls--that is, computerized spheres that can be rolled in any direction by touching a smartphone--are ready to take over the world. Young Millionaires 2010
Here's how four ultra-successful twentysomethings leveraged their brilliant ideas into major businesses online. And how you can, too. Risk it When You're Young
BY Joel Holland
Why you shouldn't wait to start your business: You may never get back to it. If That Mini Dress Could Talk
BY Emili Vesilind
Well, actually, it does--on a new vintage website where every garment has a "past life."Top Honors
Business school students give a shout out to their schools--The Princeton Review's Student Opinion Honors for business schools.Vote For Art: Democratizing Collegiate Apparel
BY Scott Gerber
Jeremy Parker infiltrated an institution and made crowdsourcing profitableThe Upstarts Are Coming
BY Scott Gerber
An inside look at the latest book from renowned author and journalist, Donna FennSchooling the Competition
BY Michelle Juergen
The top two winners at this year's Global Student Entrepreneur Awards show what it takes to balance higher education with entrepreneurial passion.Plugging a Hole in the Market
April Singer Straten turned a void in the clothing industry into a successful business.Putting School to Work
BY Joel Holland
Long walks in high heels inspired two women to create something easier on the feet--with a little help from their university.Summit Series: Connecting Young Entrepreneurs
BY Scott Gerber
Elliot Bisnow created a networking event to bring together young captains-of-industry.More Than Just a Number
Jennifer Walzer was young, fearless and fed up when she launched Backup My Info!The Union of Town and Gown
BY Jason Daley
To block brain drain and enrich economies, more universities are linking up in creative entrepreneurial initiatives.Profits for a Better World
BY Laura Tiffany
Socially responsible young entrepreneurs are creating for-profit businesses to enact social change.Virtual Success
BY Laura Tiffany
Teens bypass after-school jobs for virtual world businesses where the money earned and the skills learned are real.Printing 2.0
BY Francine Kizner
Started on slick and colorful calling cards for the social networking circuit, Moo has quickly become an international stationery brand.Early to Rise
BY Alexa Vaughn
Young entrepreneurs are banking on their tech savvy for startup success.Teen Business Sites
Need help starting your own business? Don't go it alone. These sites can help.9 Ideas for Teen Businesses
BY James Stephenson
If you want to earn your own money, but are too young to take a part-time job or would prefer to be your own boss, these ideas will help you get a business started.Get Your After-School Business Started!
BY James Stephenson
Not willing to go the minimum-wage route? Start your own business, and learn what it's like to be your own boss.Leader of the Pack
BY Nichole L. Torres
Always the first to spot a trend on campus? Now be the first to profit from it, too.Should You Videotape Employees?
BY Gwen Moran
Is monitoring employees with cameras worth it?Getting No Respect?
BY Nichole L. Torres
You're still a student, but by being polished, poised and professional, you can get the respect you deserve as an entrepreneur.Conversations With a Teen Entrepreneur
BY Devlin Smith
Ben Cathers shares his tips and tactics for successfully marketing your business.Overcoming Obstacles to Reach Your Goals
If you're smart, you'll take to heart these business and life lessons from a fellow teen entrepreneur.Ads by Google
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