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How to Provide More Benefits Without Busting the Bank
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Ideas for making the most of employee benefits. The Incubator Bringing Washington D.C.'s Entrepreneurs Together
BY Sarah Max
1776 Washington D.C.'s is 15,000-square-foot 'incubation platform' that includes an accelerator and co-working space. How to Turn Your Youth into Your Ultimate Asset
BY Adam Toren
As a young entrepreneur, wisdom and experience may not be your forte but energy and enthusiasm can offer a keen tradeoff. Here's how to use youth most effectively. How to Design a Business Card That Gets Noticed
BY Entrepreneur Staff
If you don't have the money to hire a professional designer, here are several tips to help you create your eye-catching business cards. 3 Common Mistakes to Avoid When Naming Your Business
BY Alina Dizik
Here's a look at three entrepreneurs who have changed company names and the lessons they learned. The Essential Elements of Building an E-Commerce Website
BY Entrepreneur Staff
From assessing your customer's needs to registering a domain, here's what you need to consider before you start selling online. Startup Hiring: The Basics of Pre-Screening Job Candidates
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What to look for in a candidate's resume and application. A Look Inside Washington D.C.'s Startup Scene
BY Sarah Max
Politicians aren't the only movers and shakers in the U.S. capital. A highly educated population and revitalized urban core make Washington, D.C., an ideal spot for launching a new venture, according to these eight startups. 7 Qualities to Look For in a Lawyer
BY Entrepreneur Staff
Once you have a list of attorneys to consider, be sure to watch what they say and do before you sign them on. Seth Godin on Dealing With Critics and Rejection
BY Bryan Elliott
The popular marketing guru on how to deal with rejection and still unlock your ability to do amazing things. Most New Business Ideas Hatching for 6 or More Months
BY Catherine Clifford
A new report shows that most new business owners spend months working on their business plan prior to starting up. How to Have a Social Life as a Young Trep
BY Adam Toren
With a busy startup schedule, it can be hard to devote any time to forging new relationships or even keeping old ones. Here's how to make time for the ones you love -- and yourself. Startup Hiring: How to Craft the Best Job Posting Matches the Job
BY Entrepreneur Staff
Crucial tips for recruiting the best job candidates. Hiring Temporary Employees
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If you need help only through a busy season, consider working with a temporary-help service. Here's what you need to know about working with a staffing firm. Making Sales Presentations
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Not a natural-born sales person? We walk you through the steps to take to succeed at selling. Meeting New Clients and Contacts Through Networking
BY Entrepreneur Staff
Networking is a critical skill for entrepreneurs. Here are nine tips that can help you make the most of your efforts. How to Test Your Business Ideas
BY Lisa Evans
Rather than viewing your business goals as a straight line, try this method of zigzagging your way to success. 10 Questions to Ask Before Family and Friends Become Business Partners
BY Jane Porter
Thinking about bringing loved ones into your business? Before you take that leap, here's what you need to know to protect your relationships and your company. Why Emerging Technologies May Hold the Future of Fashion
BY Brian Patrick Eha
As fashion becomes more reliant on content marketing, startups focused on sophisticated analytics, 3D printing and other emerging technologies come to the industry's forefront. Richard Branson on Why Money Isn't Everything
BY Richard Branson
You need a lot of ingredients to launch a successful business, but a big pot of money isn't one of them. Virgin founder Richard Branson explains why. Web Startup Offers Fans Unique Experiences
BY Matt Villano
Fandeavor.com puts sports junkies in the middle of the action. Kidpreneur Maya Penn on Starting Up and Giving Back
BY Kara Ohngren
Twelve-year-old Maya Penn makes organic accessories and clothing and donates 10 percent of profits to local charities. 10 Inspirational Presidential Quotes
BY Kathleen Davis
Words of wisdom from some of most influential leaders in U.S. history. Young Treps Kick Off New Sports Ventures
BY Neil Parmar
As U.S. schools cut back on arts and sports programs, administrations are increasingly turning to private providers and startups to fill the gap.Connect with Entrepreneur
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