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How This Savvy 10-Year-Old Launched a Budding Cookie Business
Ten-year-old Cory Nieves, founder and CEO of Mr. Cory's Cookies, rakes in roughly $1,000 each week and has hopes of one day helming his own fashion line.
Want Your Kid to Be Successful? Shark Tank's Barbara Corcoran Says You Should Do This.
The millionaire mom of two says the first step is not to step in too much, especially when it comes to getting good grades. Also, let your kid fall so she can learn how to pick herself up.
Looking for a Dose of Inspiration? Try Mentoring a Young Entrepreneur.
Spending time with ambitious youth is one of the best things you could do to jump start your own ambition.
What a Teen's Summer Job Can Teach Us About Good Business Practices
Lessons come from everywhere -- even that kid selling ice cream from a boat.
5 Ways to Teach Your Children to be Kidpreneurs (Infographic)
It's never too early to teach the building blocks of discipline, structure and planning.
Google Invites Kids to Become Inventor-Dreamers in 'Doodle' Contest
The tech giant will award one winner a $30,000 college scholarship for designing a Google Doodle that finishes this sentence: 'If I could invent one thing to make the world a better place…'
Kid Inventor Whose Marshmallow Launcher Impressed Obama Gets VIP Ticket to State of the Union
Joey Hudy wowed President Obama at the White House Science Fair and has since secured a spot as Intel's youngest intern.
Lessons in Traditional PR...From a 14-Year-Old Philanthropist
How local and national publicity helped Julien Leitner, the 14-year-old founder of the Archimedes Alliance, spark change and move the world, $2 at a time.
Kidpreneur Maya Penn on Starting Up and Giving Back
Twelve-year-old Maya Penn makes organic accessories and clothing and donates 10 percent of profits to local charities.
Encouraging Kids to Master Their Fears and Other Tips This Week
How to instill entrepreneurial skills in your children, get through a disaster and more: our best tips of the week.
Why Being 'Good' Can Help You Build a Successful Startup
When you work for yourself, your reputation is your most important asset. Here's how to keep it looking shiny and new.
Kidworth Hopes to Turn Enterprising Youngsters into Kidpreneurs
See how the youth-oriented financial services company aims to cultivate morethan one million young entrepreneurs.