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Don't Let That Cat in the Hat In: 5 Lessons From Kids' Stories
The simple messages in children's books often reveal sage wisdom applicable for business leaders.
7 Tips for Becoming an Expert Barterer
The exchange of goods and services rather than money is alive and thriving in today's startup economy. Here's how to get in on the action.
13 Startup Red Flags to Avoid
Companies plagued by any of these problems are likely headed for failure.
Should You Launch a Subscription-Commerce Business?
There are pros and cons of launching a company that delivers goods to customers on a recurring schedule.
Triple Word Score! What Scrabble Can Teach You About Business.
Lessons for your startup from everyone's favorite crossword game.
From Corner Shot to Corner Office, 5 Lessons Learned
What being a college athlete taught this entrepreneur about business.
Look Out Startups, 2014 is About Results, Not Buzz
Companies may have been able to get ahead before with cool ideas -- but not anymore.
In Football and in Entrepreneurship, Why Is It So Hard to Predict Success?
Like a quarterback, a startup entrepreneur needs to possess an extensive arsenal of tools, most of them intangible.
10 Must Attend Tech Conferences in 2014
These meetups are great opportunities to learn, network and get feedback.
10 Tips to Turn Your Startup Dream Into a Reality
Anyone can have a million-dollar idea. But turning your dream into a living and breathing startup, takes work. Here are 10 tips to get you started.
15 Entrepreneurs on What They Wish They'd Known When They First Started Up
We all wish we could get everything right the first time. That, of course, isn't the case. Here's what some business owners wish they new from the start.
Finding a Kick-Ass Team for Your Startup
Think you need a lot of money to entice a qualified team? Think again. Our VC expert Kirsten Green explains why founders should focus on vision, discipline and confidence when recruiting potential hires.
