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Maverick moves that paid off big and proved the naysayers wrong.

Why the art education franchise was the perfect fit for Dawna Kelly, even with her STEM background.

Follow these pointers for keeping your business and your family together.

This fashion label is loved by country folks and city slickers.

Meet the top 5 U.S. cities slicing regulatory burdens.

These are the tips that lead to greatness.

These methods will help you build a company with good vibes and good people.

A serial entrepreneur launches his third pizza startup and gives franchisees the freedom of choice.

Sometimes life throws you a curveball -- and it just may mean opportunity. Here's the story of ordinary people who fell into big ideas and took them all the way to the bank.

A rash of broken iPhones leads to a new business concept.

MakeSpace is thinking outside the box when it comes to storage.

Meet the mavericks whose eccentric ideas paid off big.

If you want to start a business and you can relate to these traits, go for it!

Startuptravels aims to help entrepreneurs meet with other entrepreneurs in the cities they visit.

The right franchisee-franchisor relationship works something like a successful marriage.

Isn't it great when reducing your technology costs also happens to benefit the planet? Jaime Nack, president of environmental consulting firm Three Squares Inc., thinks so. She offers these sustainability suggestions to boost your bottom line.

Bringing back a well-known brand can save millions in upfront marketing, while the name recognition captures attention in a crowded marketplace.

Don't let a lack of cash stop a good business idea from succeeding.

From food truck to wholesaler to restaurant chain in three years: Here's how Slapfish turned sustainable seafood into a dining revolution.

Navigating the family-and-friends focus group

Our hyper-intense, super-condensed guide to launching a new profitable business.

You may not be as technologically brilliant as Jack Dorsey or Aaron Levie, but you can adopt their intense competitiveness.

Part of becoming profitable quickly is knowing what matters now and what can be pushed back several weeks or months

A tech startup helps burgeoning designers connect with U.S. manufacturers -- and paves the way for a small-business boom that's made in the USA.

The founder of the online product showcase Grommet explains how to become an Internet sensation.

Misrepresenting your company's life stage could carry steep consequences.