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In a recent panel, eminent philosopher Sir Ken Robinson outlined how educational systems around the globe are failing to foster an entrepreneurial spirit.

As far as entrepreneurship training goes, a medical degree -- not a MBA -- can be a surprising but useful asset.

One of the busiest shopping seasons is fast approaching. Here's how to make the most of your back-to-school marketing strategy.

Disabled veterans often find the return to civilian life difficult, especially when seeking jobs. Now, a university program thinks it has the key to their independence: turn them into entrepreneurs.

We've all heard the business success stories of famous dropouts like Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates. But are there benefits to studying entrepreneurship?

This new franchise delivers meals to schools and kicks PB&J to the curb.

For these entrepreneurs, teaching their unusual skills -- from exotic dancing to swallowing swords -- is big business.

Local schools in need of new equipment win big when they partner with a Sports Image franchise.

The Princeton Review evaluates the best entrepreneurship programs in the U.S. in its annual ranking. Here's a look at the top 10 graduate programs.

The Princeton Review evaluates the best entrepreneurship programs in the U.S. in its annual ranking. Here's a look at the top 10 graduate programs.

The Princeton Review compared more than 2,000 institutions, and now its annual ranking names the 50 best for entrepreneurs.

Singularity University may be the most ambitious and utterly idiosyncratic entrepreneurship program in the country. Just ask the BrinBot.

The Princeton Review's annual ranking of entrepreneurship programs names 50 schools that have an edge--and one that beat them all.

7 entrepreneurs who hatched their concepts with the support of their business schools continue to find success outside ivy-covered walls.

If you're looking to hone your entrepreneurial skills, don't miss our look at the top graduate programs in the country.

Improve yourself and your business by committing to lifelong learning.

What makes a young woman want to own a business? A little education will help.

If back to school is the last place you want to go, think twice. For a new generation of entrepreneurs, an MBA may be the surest route to success.