Startups
BY Polly Brewster
You can order just about anything on your smartphone, so why are you stuck in line for nachos at the ballpark? These three startups keep you in your seat and concession stands hopping. 3 Tips for Doing Deals With Big Companies
BY Brian Patrick Eha
A role-playing event at a New York City incubator shows what early-stage startups should look out for when trying to land their first big client. A Rude Experience Inspires a 'Good' Brand
BY Sarah Max
Kris Wittenberg vowed to put "Be Good to People" on a T-shirt after an unpleasant encounter. Five years later, she's ready to turn her sideline into a main event. The Great Reinvention: How U.S. Cities Got Their Glow Back
BY Sarah Max
We recap our special report on the entrepreneurial scene in the U.S, from New York and Houston to Boise and Baton Rouge, five years since the financial crisis.Play Video Ed-Tech Startups Aim to Reinvent Classroom (Video)
BY Colleen DeBaise
Investment in education technology has tripled in the past decade. We take a look at three startups seeking to solve big problems in today's schools. Clif Bar Founders Get Into Venture Capital
BY Matt Villano
The founders of Clif Bar set out to fund more altruistic success stories with their venture capital firm White Road investments. A Snapshot of Startups in Small-Town America
BY Sarah Max
Far from the maddening crowds, and five years since the financial crisis, we look at the entrepreneurship scene in Burlington, Vt.; Chico, Calif.; Lehi, Utah; Iowa City, Iowa; and Lansing, Mich. Orlando Entrepreneurs Say Magic Is Returning
BY Sarah Max
After suffering the double whammy of a housing crash and drop in tourism spending, Orlando's economy seems to have turned a corner.Play Video Health-Tech Startups Ride Digital Wave (Video)
BY Colleen DeBaise
We take a look at this fast-growing sector that's changing the way the healthcare system works. What Would-Be Entrepreneurs Fear Most About Starting Up
BY Scott Shane
An unstable income is almost always guaranteed when just starting your business, but research shows it's one of the top fears that keeps Americans from becoming entrepreneurs. Stepping Inside Boise's Startup Scene
BY Sarah Max
No one ever called Idaho's capital a busting metropolis. But its entrepreneurs know how to think big. Here's a look. Boise Attracts Startups Seeking Quality of Life
BY Sarah Max
Idaho's capital doesn't have the resources of a bubble town. But sustainable growth and mountain views are drawing entrepreneurs. Opportunity Spotting: 4 Trends for Young Treps from SXSW 2013
BY Rebekah Iliff
In the aftermath of this year's SXSW Interactive festival, we pinpointed four top trends that young entrepreneurs should consider. Baton Rouge Turns Up the Heat With New Startups
BY Sarah Max
The capital of Louisiana is a petrochemical and manufacturing hub, a thriving college town, and home to several hot startups. Forget Silicon Alley. Stars Head to Houston for Pitch Contest
BY Sarah Max
The Rice Business Plan Competition, set for April, is the biggest student competition of its kind -- and a symbol of Houston's thriving entrepreneurial side. The New York Times Gets Into the Incubator Game
BY Brian Patrick Eha
A startup incubator in The New York Times Co.'s Manhattan headquarters will nurture companies that are rethinking the future of media. Mark Peter Davis on the Problem With the VC Industry
BY J. Tepper
Mark Peter Davis' journey from venture capitalist back to entrepreneur has given him a unique perspective on the new challenges of start-up fundraising. Entrepreneurs Take Lead in Building Vibrant Startup Communities
BY Brad Feld
A long-term commitment and philosophy of inclusiveness are critical to sustainability and growth. JOBS Act Legislation Opens Up Crowdfunding
BY Sam Hogg
Under the new legislation, the typically small round of capital that flies under the regulatory radar for most startups has been expanded to $1 million a year. Brother and Sister Team Start a Trendy Used Clothing Franchise
BY Jason Daley
Inspired by her franchise-owning parents, Chelsea Sloan started Uptown Cheapskate with her brother Scott while she was still in college. 5 Startups to Watch
BY Antonio Neves
From Ashton Kutcher investing in Dwolla to Instagram's record-setting acquisition, 2012 is shaping up to be the year of the startup. Here are five to watch. Reality TV Show May Hit Too Close to Home in Silicon Valley
BY Carol Tice
A new Bravo show that follows startups through their growing pains is riling the high-tech hotbed. A look at what may be behind all the griping. 5 Tips for Generating Breakout Opportunities
BY Reid Hoffman and Ben Casnocha
Reid Hoffman, investor and co-founder of LinkedIn, and Ben Casnocha, entrepreneur and author, share valuable tips on cultivating and seizing make-or-break opportunities. 5 Myths About Being an Entrepreneur
BY Jason HeadsetsDotCom
Starting up isn't always going to land you fame and fortune. But, if you're lucky, you will control your own destiny. Before you start up, consider the truth about common myths.Connect with Entrepreneur
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