Laura Tiffany

You can learn now from what these entrepreneurs wish they'd known then.

Looking for an outlet for your creativity? Crafting is bucking the economic meltdown. Here are the latest crafting trends you should know about.

Sometimes buzz happens. Most times, however, you need to create it.

You like marketing; he likes accounting. You enjoy designing new products; she's a sales guru. Finding a business partner with complementary skills can be the best thing you do for your business--and...

You can still find a place in the auto industry--you just have to know where to look.

Socially responsible young entrepreneurs are creating for-profit businesses to enact social change.

Once you've learned the ropes of selling on Ebay, it may be time to open an Ebay Store or your very own ProStores site.

The domain name market is a hot investment opportunity for entrepreneurs.

Teens bypass after-school jobs for virtual world businesses where the money earned and the skills learned are real.

Whether you want to put your DIY skills to work or don a suit and sell your wares in a showroom, there's a home improvement franchise that'll fit your style.

Help educate the wee ones--and some older kids, too--by opening a children's franchise.

Artists looking to make a name for themselves are forgoing the gallery/museum route and selling their own products.

Facebook, LinkedIn, MySpace, Orkut, Xing--the glut of social networking sites can make it impossible to decide where to spend your time and energy. Here are a few new networks to consider.

If it's big in Japan, it could also hit big in the United States--and these entrepreneurs are betting on it.

If the experts agree that we're in a recession, these tips will have you so far ahead of the game, the news will barely register.