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A Snapshot of Startups in Small-Town America
Far from the maddening crowds, and five years since the financial crisis, we look at the entrepreneurship scene in Burlington, Vt.; Chico, Calif.; Lehi, Utah; Iowa City, Iowa; and Lansing, Mich.
A Backstage Tour of Orlando's Startups
Florida's "happiest place on earth" may be best known for mouse ears, but you'll find startups working on everything from healthy school lunches to hybrid geothermal systems.
Orlando Entrepreneurs Say Magic Is Returning
After suffering the double whammy of a housing crash and drop in tourism spending, Orlando's economy seems to have turned a corner.
Caterina Fake's Findery Aims to Be an 'Adventure Machine'
With $9.5 million in funds from investors, the serial entrepreneur predicts her latest tech startup will encourage people to rediscover their sense of wonder.
A Look at Indy's Innovators
Forget the jokes about corn. Indiana's capital city is quietly rolling out solutions for everything from tracking scientific data and charitable donations to juggling kids' soccer schedules.
Stepping Inside Boise's Startup Scene
No one ever called Idaho's capital a busting metropolis. But its entrepreneurs know how to think big. Here's a look.
Startup Snapshot: Oklahoma City
A look at a surprising startup city, plus three other locations to keep your eye on.
Boise Attracts Startups Seeking Quality of Life
Idaho's capital doesn't have the resources of a bubble town. But sustainable growth and mountain views are drawing entrepreneurs.
Let the Good Times Roll: Big Easy Kicks Off Entrepreneur Week
There's more to New Orleans than jazz and beignets. The city, which has been luring startups with new resources, gears up for its fifth Entrepreneur Week.
Baton Rouge Turns Up the Heat With New Startups
The capital of Louisiana is a petrochemical and manufacturing hub, a thriving college town, and home to several hot startups.
A Powerful City Finds Its Entrepreneurial Groove
With a crop of startups and hot new accelerators, Washington, D.C., finally has "density" when it comes to entrepreneurs.
Forget Silicon Alley. Stars Head to Houston for Pitch Contest
The Rice Business Plan Competition, set for April, is the biggest student competition of its kind -- and a symbol of Houston's thriving entrepreneurial side.