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Venture-capital funding increased slightly in the second quarter from the previous quarter, according to a new report.

To find out how to catch the eye of the hottest co-working spaces, we chatted with Jason Saltzman of AlleyNYC.

Two brothers created a zero-waste, packaging-free grocery store that operates in a smaller space and provides healthier food choices.

With online sales growing, more entrepreneurs are breaking into ecommerce. Here's a look at this thriving industry.

'Go self-serve or go home,' says one competitor. Franchises get creative to differentiate themselves in an increasingly crowded frozen-yogurt market.

Entrepreneurs are betting on a future full of flying robots that can do anything from survey crops to make a delivery.

In an effort to expand entrepreneurship across the U.S. and provide some much needed jobs, this nonprofit is looking to the nation's college students.

Think creating the next iPhone is tough? Try making the perfect pocket or purse to hold one.

No matter how great your idea, if you don't have a solid market, you're wasting your time. Here are four ways to be more strategic about positioning your business idea for the right customers.

The White House announced today that it will expand on its program to promote advanced manufacturing in the U.S., an effort to drive global competitiveness.

Running expert Eric Orton developed a new shoe to help athletes put their best foot forward.

Flint and Tinder's founder shares tips on how he successfully branched out with a new product -- and you can, too.

After years of struggle, the golf cap company stands out in a crowded market with a customized approach to selling.

A new report shows that most new business owners spend months working on their business plan prior to starting up.

Environmental responsibility is a hot trend for companies, whether or not they target the granola set.

No business can be all things to all customers, especially a small business. Here's how to find a niche to set up your company for success.

If you're looking at getting into a new business, first make sure it suits your needs. Here's how.

Want to start a business, but not sure what to pursue? Here's how to discover what you love.

These franchisees have discovered how cleaning up other people's messes can become big business.

What buyers look for when shopping for a franchise if a famous brand name doesn't top their list.

Use these five steps to write a practical business plan to launch a new company quickly.