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The old ways of networking are dying. There are options to build organic relationships that every entrepreneur can utilize and enjoy at the same time.

Shared experiences and live interactions can build a bond that lasts, creating a customer for the long run.

Learn how to make your message stand out in the crowd by being fresh, relevant and interesting, and sharing and engaging with fellow community members.

Two MIT alums want to create a technology and community that will keep people with gluten sensitivities and other food allergies safe.

Much like the teams, the games and the fans, there are lessons learned that can be applied to the life of an entrepreneur.

You can slay the online giant (somewhat) -- by doing these eight things consistently.

Whether those working on design or content projects are freelancers or on staff, here's some practices to shoot for to realize their best work.

There's no secret sauce for making a new eatery profitable but careful planning surely helps.

He started his life in franchising at age 14, mopping floors at a Burger King. Today, Aziz Hashim owns 35 franchises and employs 700 people.

Over one year after Hurricane Sandy, this Junkluggers franchisee is still helping his community recover.

Aline Murta, Macia Batista and Joannie Diaz are hoping to mentor on a broad scale.

A fleet of Airstreams packs a multifaceted business plan.

Caterina Fake, the serial entrepreneur behind Flickr, Hunch and Findery talks about the pain of hiring the wrong people, being surrounded by others smarter than you and always needing to be on your toes.

Interior design studio dPop and brand consulting firm Sisarina say that inviting people to work and hang out in their workspaces is a win for everyone.

Food trucks and mobile businesses find their homes in parks and malls.

Great people, no matter their field, have similar habits. Learn them and then use them in your own quest to greatness.

Thinking that you have to annihilate your competitors to dominate your industry may not be the best approach to scale your company. Here is why.

While 69 percent of people say they surf the internet while the TV is on, 76 percent said their primary focus is actually watching what's on TV, according to a new survey.

When Livefyre launched it was looking to help bloggers build up a community by engaging with commenters. Now it is the fourth largest site network online. Here is how they did it.

The people around you rarely have a neutral effect on you -- they either facilitate your accomplishments or undermine them.

In the startup world, tragedy can either forever ruin a team or literally transform it.