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Five strategies for starting a business from the CEO and co-founder of web site creation and hosting service Weebly.

In starting up, founders often set their sights too high. Here's why you should start a $1,000 business instead.

The questions entrepreneurs ask themselves before launching are often just as pivotal as the idea itself. Here's a look at how one young trep made those tough choices.

Having a killer business idea is key, but it won't necessarily help get your foot in the door when you're looking for funding. Sometimes the best way to grab someone's attention is to get creative.

Robert Greene, author of 'The 48 Laws of Power,' talks to Entrepreneur.com about how to become a master.

In starting up, sometimes the best experiences can come from the worst ones.

The news is filled with success stories from incubator-backed startups, but can these programs really help your startup? We weigh the positives and consider the negatives.

Here's how one group of young entrepreneurs caught the eye of one of the U.S.'s top start-up accelerators.

Getting your venture accepted into an accelerator can help immensely when it comes to getting venture capital, thanks to a rigorous screening process and help from mentors and peers.

ReadyForZero racked up $4.5 million in funding to help consumers pay their bills.

Fed up with traveling for business? Anybot's 'personal avatar' can help.

Two ASU students prove that there is much more to analytics than page views. Billions more.

Paul Graham spills: Why some companies get his cash and others don't