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Inspirational Advice From 10 Successful Leaders
We've combed through videos of best commencement speeches from Steve Jobs to Oprah Winfrey to find invaluable entrepreneurial advice.
20 Logos We Love
What makes a great logo? And how can you make one that stands out? Here's a look at 20 companies that have mastered the art of getting and keeping customers' attention.
Looking to Raise Capital? Exhaust All Your Options.
Entrepreneur Liz Elam shares her insights on raising capital to launch a startup.
Founders Fund’s Geoff Lewis on Getting Acquired, on Your Terms
Yahoo's $1.1 billion acquisition of Tumblr shines a lot on the elusive topic of planning an exit strategy.
For Financing and Mentorship, Would You Forgo Future Income?
New funding platforms are eager to ply you with capital and other resources in exchange for a cut of your future success. See if these services are right for you.
Why You Should Care About Design
The way you present your products, packaging, and even your waiting area tells your customers important information about who you are. Make sure you are sending the right message.
The Triple Bottom Line Goal of Sustainable Businesses
A profitable startup that can make the world a better place? It's a win-win.
Dalai Lama’s Lessons for New Grads on Global Responsibility and Compassion
During his commencement speech, the Dalai Lama provides insight into how young entrepreneurs can make the world a better place.
To Be a Leader, You Must Know When to Follow
Student entrepreneur Nathan Grotticelli on learning from the trials and triumphs of those who are more experienced in entrepreneurship.
4 Lessons From the Nightmarish Amy’s Baking Company
Think the customer is always wrong? Here are a few lessons in entrepreneurship from the latest Kitchen Nightmares' season finale.
The 10 Best Cities to Start a Business
A new report ranks the top cities for startups based on lending, business friendliness, hiring pool and local economy.
Could Games Replace CAPTCHA?
Detroit startup Are You a Human hopes gamification will outsmart the spambots for good.
Stephen Colbert Offers Grads Some Key Advice: ‘Pave Your Own Path’
Despite challenging economic times, comedian Stephen Colbert had some takeaways for recent grads during his 2013 commencement address at the University of Virginia on Saturday.
Co-Working NYC: An Inside Look at The Yard
In our co-working series, NYU students give us the skinny on hot spaces in NYC. Here, we take a look at Brooklyn's creative-tech space The Yard.
10 Startup Events and News to Watch This Week
Eric Schmidt gets buddy buddy with David Cameron, Apple's Cook talks taxes, while indie retailers talk shop, Internet Week New York and the CM Summit kick off, the Ethernet turns 40, PandoMonthly features legendary investor John Doerr, Art Basel goes to Hong Kong… This week’s notable news and startup events for young treps:
Free Online Service Matches Small Businesses With Lenders
An art school uses an online lending matchmaker to find capital.
3 Games To Help You Generate Business Ideas
Coming up with business ideas should be fun. Here are three games you can play anywhere -- whether walking through store aisles or out for a jog -- that will turn your mind into an idea factory.
Emerging Tech: 9 International Startup Hubs to Watch
Beyond the U.S., these are the places you'll find financial and other support for innovation in technology.
3 Hacks to Save on Startup Legal Fees
When it comes to legal hurdles, an attorney can be your biggest asset or your biggest expense. Here's how to trim your legal costs.
10 Stories From the Web to Know About This Week
David Beckham's last kick, a look at the man who conned Google, 3D printing prosthetics at home, where to open up shop after graduation, the food truck that's changing the face of mobile business, a productivity genius gives us tips, social intrapreneurship is kind of a big deal, the most dangerous word for entrepreneurs… This week’s notable news and tantalizing tidbits for young treps.
10 Entrepreneurship Lessons College Didn’t Teach New Grads
Think college taught you everything you need to know about the real world? Think again.
TV Startup Aereo Countersues Big Broadcaster
Aereo, a company that lets you watch live and recorded television on any device, is suing CBS in a David-and-Goliath-style battle.
Kickstarter’s Rising Competition: Crowdfunding Alternatives to Donation-Based Sites
The JOBS Act may soon go into effect, but young entrepreneurs don't need to wait to look for investors in the crowd.
About.me’s Tony Conrad on Starting Up and Making a Big Exit (Video)
YE's Antonio Neves sat down with the entrepreneur, who in 2010 after just four short days in business sold the personal-homepage site to AOL. Conrad talks about the blockbuster exit and why he decided to take About.me back.
Launching With a Loved One? Five Lessons From Successful Startup Couples
If you're thinking of starting up with your significant other, consider the tips of those who've made the plunge before you.
