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Lessons for your startup from everyone's favorite crossword game.

Of the 500 richest people in the world, 167 are in the U.S. and 15 of those are tech entrepreneurs.

Make sure your product is something that your clients need to have, otherwise your revenue potential will be low.

It's not a business plan, or even a killer idea. Can you guess what it is?

A recent analysis of 39 billion-dollar companies says most stuck to their original vision. Serial entrepreneur Steve Blank argues that isn't true.

As an entrepreneur, standing up for your vision to your loved ones might possibly be the best practice you will get for the life that awaits you.

The venture-funded startup will reduce prices of its UberX service by 15 to 34 percent in many of the cities where it is currently available.

Learning the psychology of your hires can help you place them in their ideal roles.

New companies are making it easier, and cheaper, to connect with legal representatives.

Wix chief executive talks about life at a startup on the way to a big milestone.

Limiting your user base limits the damage of your mistakes and turns users into brand evangelists.

Whether you're looking to raise some funds or invest in a project, here are some things to know about platforms such as Kickstarter and IndieGoGo .

While teaming up with others to launch a startup can provide invaluable expertise and support, it can also cause tension, as people don't always see eye to eye. Here are a few ways co-founders can co-exist.

Lessons from two of technology's greatest (if not controversial) entrepreneurs.

We take a look back at our Startup of the Month series for 2013 and see what pearls of wisdom young entrepreneurs had about running a startup.

There's one advantage at these shared offices you can't find in a typical work environment.

The team at WorldLister put their lives on hold for two years to move into the company house. Here is how they made it work.

FinderCodes makes finding lost items as easy as scanning a code on your smartphone.

A prototype is often the only way to know if your idea will fly, and if your startup is ready to launch.

Congress got it wrong when it harmonized U.S. patent laws with the rest of the world. Now, startups and American inventors are at a disadvantage.

As the sixth annual Global Entrepreneurship Week kicks off, the community of entrepreneurs and mentors across the globe is surging.