Innovation
A Look at 'Google Glass' and What the Computerized Glasses Can Do
BY Megan Rose Dickey
Google releases details on its forthcoming 'augmented reality' head-mounted display.
Inside the Brains of Rebellious Leaders
BY Joe Robinson
True iconoclasts don't just happen upon a novel approach. Their brains are actually wired in a way that makes them more likely to take the road less traveled.
Youngstown, Ohio, a Leader in 3-D Printing and Manufacturing Innovation, Says Obama
BY Catherine Clifford
In his State of the Union address, the President talked about the need to supercharge U.S. manufacturing and gave a nod to this Midwestern town.
Unlocking Business Ideas Hidden in the Natural World
BY Jane Porter
A look at how the growing field of biomimicry has led to innovations inspired by nature.
9 Tech Entrepreneurs Share Their Secrets to Success
BY Jason Fell
From Mark Cuban to Guy Kawaksaki, here's some insight we've collected on what a tech 'trep needs in order to find success in business.
Entrepreneurs Like Obama's Call for Tax Reform, Immigration Overhaul and Deficit Accord -- Minimum-Wage Hike, Not So Much
BY Catherine Clifford
In his first State of the Union Address of his second term, the President touched on a handful of issues that matter to the U.S. small-business community.
What Small-Business Owners Want to Hear at the State of the Union Address
BY Catherine Clifford
Here is a rundown of what entrepreneurs will be listening for from the President in his annual address to Congress.
Entrepreneurs Could Benefit from New Research and Development Tax Credit
BY Catherine Clifford
Congress debates a bill that would extend a research and development tax credit to startups.
Glimpse the Future: Inspirational Inventors in the Spotlight
BY Catherine Clifford
President Obama salutes 11 innovators in a ceremony at the White House today.
Push for Entrepreneur Immigration Reform Grows on Capitol Hill
BY Catherine Clifford
Republican and Democrat Senators are backing immigration reform affecting startups.
Obama: American 'Initiative and Enterprise' Are Key to Future
BY Brian Patrick Eha
In President Obama's second inaugural address, he praised a national character of "hard work and personal responsibility."
What Does the 'Creativity Crisis' Mean for Innovation?
BY Jeff Wuorio
Newsweek reported that our country is facing a creativity crisis. What does it mean for the future of entrepreneurship in America and what can we do about it now?
Richard Branson on Business Ideas in the Growing Health-and-Wellness Industry
BY Richard Branson
The health and wellness sector is growing, the famous entrepreneur explains why you should get on board.
How to Motivate Creative Employees
BY Nadia Goodman
Four tips to help you inspire creative employees to share new business ideas.
PopTech's Andrew Zolli on Resilience and Solving World Problems
BY Amy S. Choi
The executive director of PopTech, which hosts an annual conference in Camden, Maine, talks about trends in social entrepreneurship and how to thrive amid disruption.
Easy Shortcuts to Make You Smarter
BY Nadia Goodman
Simple strategies to boost your brainpower, even with a busy schedule.
5 Tech Startups Worth Watching at CES 2013
BY John Patrick Pullen
More entrepreneurs are expected to exhibit at this year's big tech event. Here's a look at some of the most interesting among them.
Could Apple's Rumored iWatch Be an iPhone Killer?
BY Jay Yarow
Wearable computers are the future, says one industry expert.
Why 3-D Printing Is Becoming a Serious Industry
BY Dylan Love
A trio of printing big shots weigh in on the growing trend.
Best Inspirational Words From Business Leaders in 2012
BY Entrepreneur Staff
Take note of the wisdom offered up by these innovators, raconteurs and candid observers, and apply it to your own work going forward.
The Northeast Powers Up Clean-Energy Entrepreneurs
BY Catherine Clifford
The Small Business Administration has invested more than $1.5 million in fuel-cell technology innovation.
100 Things You'll Need to Know About in 2013
BY Catherine Clifford
With 2012 very nearly in the rearview mirror, check out this list of what you are going to hear about, talk about and spend your money on in 2013.
Alabama Aids Advanced Defense Entrepreneurs
BY Catherine Clifford
The Small Business Administration has invested more than $1 million in a group of Northern Alabama small businesses focused on defense and space technologies.
How Positive Thinking Can Make You a Better Problem Solver
BY Joe Robinson
The science behind how negative feelings can actually prevent you from thinking clearly and making creative decisions. We speak with Prof. Barbara Fredrickson, who studies how to reframe adversity and be more effective.




