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Closing Shop: Why I Decided to Throw in the Towel
For our series The Grind, the founder of a healthy salad restaurant explains why she decided to call it a day and shut her restaurant doors.
How Ordinary Skills Led to an Extraordinary Life for 'Dilbert' Creator
Scott Adams describes himself as a man with average skills who failed at almost everything. Yet, he has a bestselling book and created one of the most popular comics of all time. Here's how he did it.
Is it Time to Give Up? How to Know for Sure.
You've worked hard, but it might be time to take what you've learned and use those lessons to fuel a new project. Our experts explain how to take stock of the situation.
Entrepreneur's Top 10 Infographics of 2013
The habits of the world's smartest people, the career arches of self-made billionaires, what really motivates employees and more topics explained through infographics.
The 16 Biggest Tech Intern Fails
From being rude to Mark Zuckerberg's wife, to burning down an office building, to inadvertently disabling the internet across large stretches of the Ukraine, these interns messed up in style.
4 Famous Crowdfunding Fails
As we celebrate the top 100 crowdfunded companies, we take a look at some of this year's biggest crowdfunding flops.
What I Learned in Business From Failing in College Football
I was a practice-field hero, and football failure. What I was missing in the game and in business was the cerebral side.
BlackBerry Says, 'Remain Calm. All is Well.'
In a letter to investors and customers, the fallen smartphone maker channels its inner Chip Diller.
How to Launch a Worthwhile Venture From Your Dorm Room
If you're looking to launch a business while still in school, here are a few lessons learned from StudyMode founder Blaine Vess.
Why Serial Entrepreneurs Aren't Actually More Successful The Next Time Around
If your only claim to fame is starting a handful of companies, yet you've had success with none of them, it's probably time to take a closer look at what you're learning.
Why Your Customers' Cravings Are Your Key to Success
Knowing what customers want and delivering will help you gain market share fast. Here's how.
Why Your Employees Need to Make More Mistakes
Encouraging perfection will slow things down for your startup. Here's how and why to make employees feel comfortable with messing up in the name of efficiency and progress.
