Locations
BY Andrea Huspeni
With graduation day just around the corner, find out the best places for new grads to live. A Peek Inside Houston's Startup Scene
BY Sarah Max
A low cost of living, diverse population, and deep ties to energy and life sciences are just a few of the perks for new ventures blowing out of H-town. 5 Companies to Watch in the Silicon Prairie
BY Antonio Neves
Who says tech startups can't succeed outside Silicon Valley? Check out these new companies that are on the rise in Middle America. 5 Things Entrepreneurs Should Know About Real Estate
BY Barbara Corcoran
Angel investor and real estate mogul Barbara Corcoran shares her tips for entrepreneurs looking to rent an office, retail space, or even a restaurant. 3 Types of Rent-Free Workspaces for Entrepreneurs
BY Alina Dizik
Take advantage of these free workspaces offered by chambers of commerce, universities and the community-at-large. Which State Is Best for Small Business? (Infographic)
Thinking of starting up? Find out which states are the best (and worst) for small business. 9 U.S. Cities You Wouldn't Think Are Hubs for Tech Startups
BY John Patrick Pullen
Beyond Silicon Valley and Silicon Alley, these are the places you'll find financial and other support for your business ideas. 7 Low-Cost Design Ideas for Small Retail Spaces
BY Jane Porter
Consider these unique ways to design a compact store to look bigger and accommodate more merchandise. Creating Shops from Shipping Containers
BY Jane Porter
How small retailers are building new kinds of stores. How Small Shops Economize by Sharing Space
BY Jane Hodges
Retailers can learn about such opportunities from brokers, matchmaking services or simply word-of-mouth. Eyeing a HUBZone? Hold Onto That Status
BY Diana Ransom
When it comes to landing federal procurement contracts, getting certified under various set-aside programs can improve your chances. But a HUBZone status can easily slip away as an area changes. Rating the Best -- and Worst -- States to Do Business
BY Mikal E. Belicove
Find out how your state and county compare to the rest of U.S. Six Design Mistakes to Avoid in Your Store
BY Jane Porter
Careful planning can head off potential problems with your retail space before it's too late. Five Signs an E-tailer Is Ready to Open a Storefront
BY Jane Porter
Some retailers find they need a bricks-and-mortar store, not just an online site, to thrive. Your Franchise Could Be Here
BY Dinah Wisenberg Brin
Aiming to fill vacancies, shopping centers partner with franchise companies to pre-approve space for new chain locations. Designing a More Work-Friendly Workspace
BY Katherine Duncan
A company ditches its traditional office for a cost-effective space that better reflects the way it does business. What to Do When You've Built It and No One Comes
BY Carol Tice
When you have something to sell, being stuck in one place isn't always a winning idea. Fortunately, there is an alternative. Entrepreneurs Risk All On 'Gold Rush Alaska.' Would You?
BY Carol Tice
If you'd like to see other entrepreneurs take high-stakes business gambles, nothing beats Discovery Channel's hit Friday-night show 'Gold Rush Alaska.' Why Artists Are Buying into Chattanooga
BY Margaret Littman
Artists gave Chattanooga's Southside a new life--and the neighborhood returned the favor. Why Portland's Beer Economy Is 'Hoppy'
BY Diana Ransom
The right mix of ingredients makes Portland's brew economy one of the biggest in the world. The Importance of Office Aesthetics
BY Christopher Hann
How should startup entrepreneurs with limited resources furnish their work space? Start with common sense and consider your company culture. Does Your Business Really Need a Retail Store?
BY Carol Tice
Here are some questions to ask in deciding whether the life of a retail shopkeeper is for you. Three Tips for Finding a Franchise Location
BY Gwen Moran
How much should your franchisor help in finding the right location? 
