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While entrepreneurs could babble on and on about their endeavor and how much they accomplished, sometimes it pays to just listen to others.

For those entrepreneurs looking to get a little inspiration in short, succinct bits, follow these people on Twitter.

While big-name retailers continue to make headlines about security breaches ,entrepreneurs are in no way free from danger. Here are a few simple ways to protect your business from cyber attacks.

When you're trying to meet people in person, here are things you shouldn't do.

Assigning your tasks to your employees or colleagues can have big benefits for your business.

Feedback could lead to valuable lessons and even new product ideas.

10 famous entrepreneurs tell us why they declared their freedom.

Make sure these things are in check to maximize the impression you make when networking online.

Constantly changing directions can harm your business. So how do you know when it's a good time to pivot?

A look at the ups, downs, and tough truths about the future of Bitcoin and digital currency.

Managing startup employees is a whole different animal. When employees wear multiple hats, it can be a challenge to keep them on task. Here are some tips.

One day off for holiday shopping isn't enough. Here's how to show key members of your team and other stakeholders that you care.

After participating in the World Series of Poker, Matthew Toren provides insight on similarities between poker and running a business.

Want to know the cold hard truth about entrepreneurship before you start up? Keep reading.

Feeling down amid the early-summer doldrums? Check out these documentaries for a quick pick-me-up and a few choice marbles of wisdom.

While Google Glass is being touted as the next big thing in technology and much of the media has pulled out their pom-poms, here are a few reasons young entrepreneurs should wait to purchase the device.

How young entrepreneurs can emulate the success of powerhouse brand Lego.

While college taught you many lessons, here are a few you should make a point to leave on campus.

As consumers increasingly tune in to videos on their mobile devices, young entrepreneurs should consider how best to reach them.

People are increasingly tuning in to videos, but maybe not yours. Here's how you and your startup can become a YouTube sensation.

Here's a guide for how to prepare your pitch for angel investors and venture capitalists the likes of Chris Dixon.

With LinkedIn's search update, people may be taking a closer look at your profile. Here are five tips for making sure you remain front and center on the professional network.

With SXSW in full swing, effective networking strategies -- including ideas for following up -- should be top of mind.

As the President prepares to give his State of the Union address -- replete with outsize goals -- consider making your own ambitious wish list too.

In running your young company, the decisions you make now could reverberate for years. Here's how to ensure you're making the right ones.

While social-media sites have obviously been a boon for startups, there's no replacement for an old-fashioned handshake.

From business books to online classes, learning the ropes of starting up is easier than ever. TED talks can also be enlightening for aspiring young entrepreneurs.

If the holidays weren't as kind to your startup as you would have liked, here are some tips for helping you withstand leaner times.

Delegating is the second-hardest thing for an entrepreneur to do. The hardest is not delegating.

While giving yourself a watch or a new pair of jeans can make you look and feel good, a motivational book or even some nonfiction might give you some much-needed time to unwind.