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What happens when you want to retire and stop running your business? Here are a few tidbits of advice on how to keep your company growing, even when you are no longer the boss.

Plugging away at small tasks can yield big results -- over time. Just be sure to plan.

The key is for you to set goals like it's really your business; then use them as a yardstick for to measure everything your startup does.

Being a great leader requires more than just attention to detail. Keep these points in mind when taking your management up a notch -- or several.

Entrepreneurs often want to build something beyond their company. They are looking to make a bigger impact on society and change the world.

Staring at screens can hurt your vision, but the UltimEyes app aims to do the exact opposite.

Entrepreneurs are a diverse bunch. The best ones, however, share a collection of characteristics -- from tenacity to the ability to tolerate risk -- that are crucial to any successful venture.

Picking a co-founder is a lot like picking a spouse, except you'll likely spend more time with the former.

A billionaire known for his visionary nature and zeal for adventure has just given Bitcoin a big endorsement.

Stop getting distracted. Ask yourself these questions to maintain your focus and become more productive.

Is it better to improve on existing ideas or to start from scratch?

With his incubator in Dallas, longtime restaurateur Philip Romano is looking to usher in a new generation of restaurants.

The 3-D printing visionary kicks off the 2013 South by Southwest Interactive Festival. His advice to entrepreneurs with a dream: 'Believe that it's possible.'

How to forgive yourself, network more naturally, determine whether you can sell your business and more: our best tips of the week.

A comeback starts with a vision for reinventing your company for the post-recession era.

Three tips for motivating your employees and investors to buy into the big picture.