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As a college student, Haley Hoffman Smith founded a nonprofit, wrote a book and started another company. But when things turned sour with a business partner, she had to cut ties and start over.

From Warby Parker to Airbnb, check out these business buddies.

Alex Friedman and Jordana Kier learned on the fly to turn their organic tampon company into a VC-funded reality.

A company, like a house, can only be as strong as its foundation.

After creating a potentially groundbreaking solution, two founders weren't sure whom to sell it to.

If you're in a partnership, it's more important than ever to always be on the same page as your co-founder.

Follow these three tips if you're thinking about co-founding a company with a friend.

There's an old cliche that you're not supposed to mix business and pleasure, but these co-founders who are also lovers prove that's just B.S.

There is remarkably little originality in the mistakes entrepreneurs make.

You never know where you might meet your co-founder.

Katie Ann Rosen Kitchens is the co-founder and editor-in-chief of the company, which boasts of a mostly female staff.

You need to create criteria, be patient, thorough and know your weaknesses.

When building your organization from the ground up, it's best to assign employees (and co-founders) to specific roles to ensure smooth operations.

What to do when you want a team to help make our idea a reality, but you don't have the money to hire anybody.

Sometimes -- no, oftentimes -- two heads are better than one.

Onevest recently purchased FounderDating to better connect entrepreneurs with potential co-founders.

Our entrepreneur expert discusses how to launch a fashion startup without having a business background. Her advice can apply to all industries.

Business partnerships often last longer than marriages. You have to make the right match.

Choosing who your business partner will be is the single most important decision you will make in your business -- and potentially in your life.

The Woz beams bright when he reminisces about the roots of his techie tendencies.

You don't want a 'yes' man. You don't want someone who's cooperative at the price of passivity. And you do want someone with equal passion.