Business News
Why Incorporating Telemedication Can be Beneficial For Your School Business
Rising Demand of Virtual Clinic in Schools
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Entrepreneurs
The Case Against Grad School (Infographic)
Thinking about going back to school? Read this first.
By Rose Leadem
Entrepreneurs
7 of the World’s Weirdest Schools
There just may be a school out there for whatever you're passionate about.
By Rose Leadem
Business News
Apple Back-to-School Deals Include Free Beats Gear
Now through Sept. 25, students can get a free set of Beats headphones when they buy an eligible Apple Mac or iPad.
Building a Business
What You Need to Know Before Choosing a College Major
Not sure what to major in? Here are some insights.
By Rose Leadem
Thought Leaders
5 Reasons Why Entrepreneurs Don’t Thrive in School
Why some entrepreneurs are better off skipping the formal education route.
Online Presence
Where Most Employees at Facebook, Google, Apple and Other Top Tech Companies Went to School
From Stanford to Carnegie Mellon, if you dream of working in tech, going to one of these schools could increase your chances.
By Rose Leadem
Business News
MacBook Pro Touch Bar Banned From Multiple State Bar Exams
Prospective lawyers across the country are being asked to leave their new machines at home.
Business News
Facebook Partners With Top Universities to Speed Up Tech Research
The agreement between Facebook's Building 8 and the universities comes as the social media company seeks to find new revenue streams in virtual reality and artificial intelligence.
By Reuters
Building a Business
Chromebooks Sales Just Beat Macs for the First Time Ever
And Google can thank the strong K-12 education market.
Building a Business
3 Ways Businesses Can Profit From Local Outreach
A community outreach program can help your business gain local traction and visibility without a huge investment.
By Jana Barrett
Business News
8 Free Mobile Apps College Students Should Download ASAP
Take your student experience to the next level.
Entrepreneurs
7 Ways Entrepreneurs Can Invest in Themselves
Investing in your development is an investment in your company.
By Amy Rosen
Buying a Franchise
This Franchisee Found a Business That Rocked His World
When Ken Hall of Tennessee found School of Rock, he says he found the courage to leave his corporate gig and finally listen to the music.
By Joan Oleck
Thought Leaders
Open Letter to Parents: You Are Not Helping to Raise Leaders
You mean well for your kids, but by attacking teachers and schools, you are undermining your child's ability to complete in a global marketplace.
By Peter Gasca
Buying a Franchise
Ohio Woman Leaves a Career on Campus to Make Learning Fun With Legos at Snapology
Gina Cuffari uses building blocks to provide local kids with a holistic and entertaining after-school educational experience.
Thought Leaders
Why Entrepreneurship Should Be Taught Starting in Junior High School
Research shows that the important lessons of entrepreneurship can be learned that early.
Building a Business
Your Alma Mater Might Want to Finance Your Startup
Alumni investment groups join the VC landscape.
Buying a Franchise
Yes, You Can Be Creative in Franchising
A Detroit couple decided to take a different approach when they opened their art-instruction franchise. Last year, they were the chain's highest-grossing franchisees.
Business News
Tell Us: Should Schools Still Use Pencils and Paper?
One executive at Microsoft doesn't think so.
By Laura Entis
Building a Business
Drop Out Like Zuckerberg? No. Learn to Be an Entrepreneur in School.
Here are eight ways to get a head start on your future competition while working your way to a degree.
Business News
This Free App Solves Math Problems for You. Well, Mostly.
Hate doing math? A new app called PhotoMath could solve your problems. But you'll have to check its work.
Building a Business
How Revolution Foods Made a Business of Healthy Food for Healthier Students
Lunches for low-income students weren't an easy sell to investors, initially, but the results and the social good eventually became a major selling point.
Business News
Suck It Up and Wake Up Early
Schools are being encouraged to start later to let students sleep in. Whatever happened to the early bird?
Tech
Cornering a Missed Pocket of the Ed-Tech Market
Entrepreneurs seeking to market to educators would benefit from understanding how new apps and tools align with schools' day-to-day needs.
Thought Leaders
Orphaned and Homeless, How This Self-Taught Techie Founded a Multi-Million Dollar Empire
Jason Wolfe's leading e-tail venture, GiftCards.com, took shape while he was living in his car and teaching himself to code with books checked out of the library.
By Geoff Weiss
Thought Leaders
Will University of Texas President Get the Ax?
Bill Powers' days as the head of UT's flagship campus are numbered. If he gets his way, he'll stay through next May. It's anyone's guess at the moment.