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Starting a Business

Chris Tucker's 3 Tips to Starting a Business

The actor, comedian and business owner gives his best advice for fellow entrepreneurs.

Starting a Business

8 Rules for Succeeding as an Entrepreneur

Success is a function of our belief that we will succeed and our determination not to fail.

Starting a Business

Investopedia CEO Says These Are the 3 Things Entrepreneurs Need to Know

Here are three tips that David Siegel has found most useful in harnessing his intensity to become a more effective entrepreneur.

Starting a Business

Accelerator vs. Incubator: Which Is Right for You?

Most startups could benefit from being in an incubator, but fewer are a fit for an accelerator.

Thought Leaders

Entrepreneurship Is Crossing the Fine Line Between Crazy and Genius

How do you build a food empire? Stick crazy-delicious burgers in the mail, according to this entrepreneur.

Thought Leaders

Why You Must Go See That 'Flop' 'King Arthur: Legend of the Sword'

Finding your destiny is great but hedge your bets.

Buying / Investing in Business

5 Ways to Take Advantage of Corporate Venture Capital

Don't overlook this funding option.

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6 Startup Lessons I Found When I Began Jet Skiing to Work

Commuting via Lake Washington cut my travel time in half, and provided some valuable lessons for business.

Fundraising

5 Mistakes to Avoid When Seeking Startup Capital

Give your business idea its best chance to grow without risking your personal finances.

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5 Tips For Juggling Motherhood and Running a Company

As a founder and a mother, I can say that it's harder and messier than I ever imagined.

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How to Know If Your Tech Startup Is on the Path to Profitability -- or Not

There are a few key metrics entrepreneurs can look at to monitor their performance and keep the train from going off the tracks as it chugs ahead.

Marketing

Here's How I Took My Business From Paper to Profitable With Minimal Marketing Spend

Many small businesses with tight budgets believe that marketing spend should be the first to go. That doesn't have to be true.

Starting a Business

3 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Turning Your Hobby into a Business

Aspiring hobby entrepreneurs must consider how much they're willing to sacrifice to make their passion a profession.

Thought Leaders

This Entrepreneur Teaches Millennials How to Quit Their Jobs and Start Their Lives

Daniel DiPiazza's new book is a commonsense approach to the business of having a great life.