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The San Francisco-based social coding platform is looking to raise another $200 million.

Plan carefully for business success -- from your first idea to the moment you open your doors.

Entrepreneurs work so long with so much uncertainty that many are slow to recognize when, at last, they can enjoy their success.

To mark Uber's five-year anniversary,CEO and founder Travis Kalanick spoke about his experience as the leader of the transportation technology company juggernaut. Here's a few pieces of advice owners can apply to their business.

The aptly nicknamed Beehive State has a strong entrepreneurial culture and offers ample support for startups.

Even when your first business thrived, there's no guarantee the second one will enjoy the same success. But the work is worth it.

Those ultra-rare companies that grow from idea to $1 billion enterprise all go through a similar merciless process.

Here is one of those questions: Do you fear losing your job?

Advice to help you and your startup get ahead -- fast.

'Careful what you wish for' is only the first lesson you'll learn.

One of the founders of the family-owned and operated Missouri Star Quilt Company reflects on moments of intense struggle -- and serious doubt.

A strong product and excellent customer relationship management can compensate for a paltry marketing budget.

The business world is in a constant state of flux, and companies today need to be ready to weather unpredictable markets. Here's how.

During a recent event, four highly successful entrepreneurs talked about proving others wrong, hiring great people and being in it for the long haul.

Waiting out human behavior habits to change requires some serious patience. And maybe a bit of serendipity. Just ask BlaBlaCar.

How to think about the work that lies ahead so you can ignore the shiny distractions that could derail you.

Entrepreneurship is not all good times. In fact, surviving business setbacks is the defining charachetistic of being an entrepreneur.

With 100,000 users and counting, Campus Job is on a mission to give students across the country a 'passport to employment.'

In 2005, Susan Petersen and her husband felt like an $86 income tax refund was enough to make them rich. Today, she's at the helm of a multimillion-dollar business. Here's what that ride felt like.

A species that evolves faster has a larger footprint in time. Same with startups.

With a little strategy, you can raise capital and brand awareness -- fast.