Young Entrepreneurs
Day #3: 10 Gifts for Kids Made by Indie Merchants
BY Colleen DeBaise
Got a tyke in your life? From crayons to Legos, here's our top picks for kids -- made by parents, teachers and even kids themselves. How InstaEDU Is Tapping the Online Education Market
BY Brian Patrick Eha
With $1.1 million in seed funding, a new startup is connecting students electronically with tutors from top universities. Conscious Capitalism: The End of Business as Usual?
BY Martin Zwilling
For young entrepreneurs angling to make a difference, conscious capitalism may be for you. Here, we take a look at the concept and consider how to get started. How Reading Rainbow's LeVar Burton Is Bringing Storytelling into the Digital Age
BY Shira Lazar
The actor discusses his transition into entrepreneurship and offers some key tips for young treps. How Silicon Valley's Glow Shines Beyond Its Borders
BY Neil Parmar
To highlight Global Entrepreneurship Week, we took a look at how international entrepreneurs are starting to reel in Silicon-Valley-sized investments. Can Your Startup Snare the Likes of Billionaire Investor Richard Branson?
BY Dinah Wisenberg Brin
After landing a top-dollar investment from the famed entrepreneur, the young founders of MySocialCloud.com have found continued success. But could their strategy work for you? How Entrepreneurs at 10 Cool Startups Spend Their Lunch Hour
BY Kara Ohngren
An inside look at how ten up and coming young entrepreneurs use their lunch hour to fuel their workdays. Extrabux: From Campus Startup to Social-Shopping Goldmine
BY Dinah Wisenberg Brin
Many college students dream of starting up a business that rakes in millions of dollars. This guy did it by age 24. Necessary Start-Up Styles: Why a Hoodie and Jeans Aren't Enough
BY Erica Bell and Katie Finnegan
When launching a business, the last thing on your mind is probably your wardrobe. But it shouldn't be. Here, the founders of Hukkster divvy out their start-up fashion advice. Young Entrepreneurs Weigh in on the 2012 Presidential Election
BY Eric Shapiro
It's often hard to pigeonhole a generation of business owners, but as a voting block they do seem to come together -- at least on one issue. Could This Free Online University Be Your Next Start-Up Incubator?
BY Neil Parmar
University of the People offers some would-be entrepreneurs an opportunity to bone up on business basics. See how the program could become an even more viable option in the future. How to Be an Entrepreneur at Your Day Job
BY Cristi Young
3 tips to keep your motivation to start your own business alive while working to making ends meet. How the Young Founder of Apprenda Landed $16 Million from Albany, N.Y.
BY Lyneka Little
Thirty-year-old Sinclair Schuller is hoping that his company's prowess in big data will continue to land big funding. Tech-Savvy and Fashion-Forward: A Look at Today's Stylish Startups
BY Lambeth Hochwald
Making it big in the fashion world has always been a tall task. Here's a look at how three startups are using technology to find an 'in' with customers and brands. David Segal on DAVIDsTEA: North America's Next Starbucks?
BY Shira Lazar
While this startup likely won't topple the reigning queen of coffee anytime soon, the skill and backing required to open up shop across North America shouldn't be underestimated. A Look at the Global-Apps Scene and Why You Should Care
BY Neil Parmar
If you think the U.S. app craze has hit overload, you're not the only one. Giant tech companies are now doubling down on student-app developers in the Middle East and Africa. How a Pint-Size Entrepreneur Solved a Sticky Toy Dilemma
BY Katherine Duncan
When he was just 9 years old, Greyson Maclean discovered the key to his Lego frustrations on a pair of sunglasses. At This Year's Clinton Global Initiative, a New Focus on Young People
BY Neil Parmar
While esteemed nonprofit leaders and political figures came together at this year's Clinton Global Initiative, here's how young people also got involved. How Pre-Teen Entrepreneurs Cut Their Teeth in Book Publishing
BY Rob Salkowitz
From illustrated fantasy to business reality, see how these young treps learned stiff business lessons, care of their children's-book author dad. Rock The Post's Tanya Prive on the Future of Crowdfunding
BY Lambeth Hochwald
This start-up crowdfunding site isn't just up against giants like Kickstarter and Indiegogo, it also has the JOBS Act to contend with. Here, the founder dishes on the site's progress and overcoming obstacles. Top 25 Undergraduate Programs for Entrepreneurship 2012
BY Entrepreneur Staff
Our annual report evaluates the best entrepreneurship programs in the U.S. Here's a look at the top 25 undergraduate programs. Top 25 Graduate Programs for Entrepreneurship 2012
BY Entrepreneur Staff
Our annual report evaluates the best entrepreneurship programs in the U.S. Here's a look at the top 25 graduate programs. Top Colleges for Entrepreneurship 2012
Our annual ranking of the 50 best entrepreneurship programs in the U.S. How a Bad Roommate Sparked a Dorm-Room Startup
BY Jodi Helmer
RoommateFit, an online matching software modeled after online dating sites, grew out of Justin Mares' bad roommate experience his freshman year. 
