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Seven entrepreneurs offer up bootstrapping-financial advice to those aspiring to start their own business.

The founders of hugely successful beauty-subscription service Birchbox find strength in not having all the answers. For our series If I Knew Then, here are a few lessons and pieces of advice from Hayley Barna and Katia Beauchamp.

Gwen Dean is leaving her full-time job as a machine engineer to follow her dream of being a full-time puppeteer. And she delivered the message to her boss in the form of a Super Bowl commercial.

The website domain registrar says it plans to expand into 52 countries in 30 languages within the next year and a half.

From being passionate to choosing the right partners, entrepreneurs need to focus on a few key components to help build a sustainable business.

With a high unemployment rate for the younger generation, entrepreneurship offers hope. Here are a few reasons it is the perfect time for millennials to pave their own path.

Make sure your product is something that your clients need to have, otherwise your revenue potential will be low.

With 'Indiegogo Outpost,' you can raise money from the crowd without having to direct any web traffic away from your own website.

Many people dream of starting their own business, but you have to have the right chops. Here are the 10 warnings signs that it might not be for you.

The team at WorldLister put their lives on hold for two years to move into the company house. Here is how they made it work.

If you've got a new product on the market, face the facts: It will probably take about 1,000 days before you see a profit.

Take a look at the hiring and office-rental costs associated with setting up your tech startup in these cities across the world.

How you articulate reveals a lot about your sincerity, credibility and confidence. Here are some tips to use your voice more effectively the next time you pitch your business or give a presentation.

From getting a website domain to creating a business roadmap out of sticky notes, here is an infographic detailing what you can do to get your business off the ground on a shoestring.

Jim McKelvey has launched a non-profit mission to get programmers and coders employment-ready in St. Louis.

A U.S. Chamber of Commerce study out this week breaks down what each state in the U.S. is doing to promote small-business growth.

Here is a rundown of industries expected to have plenty of room to grow in 2013.

Here is a look at some of the struggles that a successful small business owner faces.

Before you launch a new product or service, enlist some early users to take your vision out for a test drive.

How to embrace the global, financial and social changes affecting your business this year.