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After years of struggle, the golf cap company stands out in a crowded market with a customized approach to selling.

A low cost of living, diverse population, and deep ties to energy and life sciences are just a few of the perks for new ventures blowing out of H-town.

In the years since the financial crisis, New York has become a startup magnet. Here's a look ata diverse mix of Gotham entrepreneurs.

Talented potential employees will have a host of questions about your startup's vision. Here's how to persuade them to get on board.

Take advantage of these free workspaces offered by chambers of commerce, universities and the community-at-large.

A startup's first 10 employees can determine whether or not it succeeds.

Backed by Silicon Valley heavyweights, Votizen co-founder Jason Putorti talks to us about changing the future of campaigning.

University of Oregon grad Abraham Choe wanted more university-branded goods. So he launched a business to make it happen.

AdLeads lets companies launch geo-tagged campaigns that sidestep the cost-per-click model, in favor of sign-ups.

Oprah Winfrey's OWN network might be faltering, but don't count out the woman with the Midas touch. Here's what any entrepreneur can learn from her recent startup struggles.

Here are three ways startups can tailor product offerings for growth industries.

One of the riskiest times for any business is when it's just begun. Here are five key steps to take to make sure your startup survives that tough first year.

See how the actor's new media company SoulPancake is making a business out of helping you chew on life's big questions.

From leadership and innovation to startup tips, these seven business books have useful information for entrepreneurs at every stage.

It's no secret that entrepreneurs often beget entrepreneurial children, but when entrepreneurs spring from employees, strife often develops.Entrepreneurs understand how the business of working for yourself works

As with any human interaction there are a certain set of unwritten rules of etiquette. Not sticking to the basic etiquette of email can lead to annoyed

The National Venture Capital Association and 700 high-profile entrepreneurs sent a letter to Congressional leaders supporting legislation to help startups go public.

The future of entrepreneurship is bright, but there are roadblocks. At SXSW, Steve Case explains the potential and the perils.

Nobody can deny that owning your own small business is a challenging and rewarding experience. Sometimes though, you can feel like a tiny grain of sand on

Meet five enterprising animal lovers who found their second acts in the booming pet industry.

When local options fail, it's time to cast a wider net. Here are ways to expand your funding search.