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In the category of epic role reversals, the New York Daily News makes big companies pitch to startups and other need-to-know stories from this week.

Can entrepreneurship thrive within corporate constructs? Here, the ins and outs of corporate incubators and accelerators--and why they should matter to you.

An at-a-glance look at how corporate incubators and accelerators can help entrepreneurs

Learn business tips from the 10 companies that are reinventing conventional learning and disrupting the education industry.

Co-founder of nonprofit Practice Makes Perfect dishes on what he wished he would have known before joining an accelerator.

The U.S. Small Business Administration, widely considered near useless to high-tech startups, has made two efforts in as many weeks to woo this innovative group of entrepreneurs.

California and New York aren't the last word in tech. Read our take on how Cincinnati is becoming a home for startups.

Accelerators may be all the rage today, but college trep AJ Agrawal offers to demystify some key details of the process.

With an attractive amount of capital, along with international connections, U.S. founders are turning to Chile to launch their ventures.

With the radical Unreasonable at Sea experiment docked, we asked one of the mentors on board to weigh in on the program.

The Redmond, Wash.-based software giant introduces Microsoft Ventures, bringing together its resources for entrepreneurs.

NYU recently unveiled its accelerator Launchpad, hoping to help young entrepreneurs with their ventures.

With an attractive amount of capital, along with international connections, U.S. startups are turning to Chile to launch their venture.

CrowdIt, which launches today, is a new online portal which brings together access to capital and professional expertise. It calls itself a 'virtual incubator.'

Tracy DiNunzio, the founder of online fashion marketplace Tradesy, shares her best advice for accessing startup funding when you are a statistical outlier.

What is it about traveling to far-flung places that makes the imagination spin?

After four months of sailing around the world, entrepreneurs participating in the Unreasonable at Sea accelerator program convene in Washington D.C. to chat about their experiences and rub elbows with investors.

RedBull launches a music-tech startup accelerator, 3rd Ward offers a networking opportunity in Brooklyn, HUB Bay Area helps social treps with PR, Berlin startups slay dragons, VCs and treps square off, the SBA gets social, NY Tech Day kicks off, TechCrunch Disrupt unleashes in NYC again, the Webbys wants your votes… This week's notable news and startup events for young treps.

It's been a few months since the traveling treps of Unreasonable at Sea set sail. We check in with one young entrepreneur about his progress so far.

Business incubators and their close cousins, business accelerators have been around for decades. But in recent years they've undergone dramatic changes.

Miami-based venture creates fast time-to-market recipe