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Advice from Shark Tank's Barbara Corcoran.

Startups can ensure that their data is stored safely and avoid the risk of cyber theft while saving on the cost of installing their own infrastructure.

Special event breaks down what new companies need to know for a successful launch.

An entrepreneur devoted to a good idea is more likely to succeed than a hesitant entrepreneur with a great idea.

For the typical start up, the less splashy the launch the better the chances of quietly refining the product and finding the first customer.

Before you get too carried away with excitement, it's important to slow down, take a deep breath and make sure that you're actually ready to launch.

Prior to jumping into the world of entrepreneurship, you need to be 100 percent ready mentally, physically and financially.

Three key questions to ask yourself before you start your own business