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Hot or Not: Social Polling Startups Take the Temperature of the Masses
Although traditional scientific polling isn't going anywhere, a new method of gauging consumer sentiment has arrived.
Help Select Our College Entrepreneur of 2013
Get to know the five young finalists for our College Entrepreneur of 2013 contest and vote for your favorite.
Who Will Win Our Emerging Entrepreneur of 2013 Contest? Help Decide
Get to know the five finalists for our Emerging Entrepreneur of 2013 award competition and cast your vote now.
Vote Now for Your Pick for Entrepreneur of 2013
Get to know the five finalists for Entrepreneur's annual contest and help us choose this year's winner.
'Jobs' Director on Capturing the Complicated Life of Steve Jobs
Joshua Michael Stern discusses the challenges of portraying the late tech innovator in the new biopic starring Ashton Kutcher.
Overcoming Your Kryptonite and Making the Leap into Entrepreneurship
When it comes to starting up, our insecurities can become our own worst enemy. Here's how one young entrepreneur overcame his inner demons.
If I Knew Then: CEO of Kid-App Maker Toca Boca on Finding Intrapreneurial Success
Bjorn Jeffery delves into why serendipity led to his success in innovation.
Video-Game Designer Ben Ruiz on Doing What You Love
In this episode of Meet the Mentors, Adam Toren chats with Team Colorblind co-founder Ben Ruiz, who opens up about what helped him launch and advice he'd like to share with fellow entrepreneurs.
Designer Tents Bring Cool to the Campsite
FieldCandy tents have offbeat graphics such as a block of cheese, leopard print and bubble wrap.
How a Squinting Dog Inspired a $3 Million Company
When their border collie had trouble seeing during a game of fetch, Roni and Ken Di Lullo invented Doggles, tinted sport goggles for dogs.
Former Marine Starts International Franchise Helping Stranded Boats
Sea Tow is a family-run company with nearly 200,000 members and 100 U.S. and international franchise locations, helping seafarers in lakes and oceans across the world.
How a First-Time Entrepreneur's Kickstarter Project Landed on Toys 'R' Us Shelves in Less Than a Year
Industry insiders laughed at the engineering toy for girls, but its inventor was determined to change the landscape of the 'pink aisle.' Entrepreneur Debbie Sterling shares how she transformed her idea into a million-dollar company.
Entrepreneur Who Led the Pack in the Dog-Walking Business Dies
The New Yorker is credited for making dog-walking a professional business. The easy-entry niche has since boomed along with soaring demand from busy families.
How Software Is Helping Yoga Studios Keep Their Balance
Silicon Valley's BizeeBee is a simple management and billing tool that aims to keep yogis on their mats and not their laptops.
How One Young Entrepreneur Built a Credit Card Processing Empire at 16
You know what they say about one man's trash? It's another man's goldmine. Here's the story of how Harbortouch's Jared Isaacman saw an opportunity and grabbed.