Doing things that make us uncomfortable aren’t fun, but they’re absolutely necessary. YE business coach Antonio Neves explains.

Not happy about the dearth of women in engineering? Debbie Sterling thinks overly-girlie toys are to blame.

An unstable income is almost always guaranteed when just starting your business, but research shows it's one of the top fears that keeps Americans from becoming entrepreneurs.

Being the little fish in a big pond can be advantageous for young entrepreneurs.

Serial entrepreneur Mike Jones on the nuances of building a business with other people’s money.

When startup life gets tough, celebrity agent and psychology-book author Ken Lindner offers a few decisive tips for quelling your own killer emotions.

Student entrepreneur Eric Muli on the importance of sticking to a plan when looking to expand.

A surprising number of college students don't use the professional-social network. Here's why that's a mistake -- especially for young entrepreneurs.

Before you pack your bags and head off to Silicon Valley, check out how the top startup ecosystems rank when it comes to ease of starting a business.

For social entrepreneurs looking to make an impact in the world beyond your own community, now's your chance.

It's a perennial question, but a tough one all the same. As early May marks the deadline for when many future young treps will need to decide if going to college is right for them, here are a few key considerations.

RedBull launches a music-tech startup accelerator, 3rd Ward offers a networking opportunity in Brooklyn, HUB Bay Area helps social treps with PR, Berlin startups slay dragons, VCs and treps square off, the SBA gets social, NY Tech Day kicks off, TechCrunch Disrupt unleashes in NYC again, the Webbys wants your votes… This week's notable news and startup events for young treps.

Market research data shows that 308 active crowdfunding platforms raised $2.7 billion last year. In 2013, the industry is expected to raise $5.1 billion. Here's a look at where the rapidly-evolving industry is heading.

CNBC announces a new television show called 'Crowd Rules' where business owners compete for $50,000. The money is awarded based on an audience vote.

In starting up, paying top dollar for the biggest and best tools, gadgets and the like could cost you even more in the long run. Instead, you should think smarter, not bigger.

Young treps tackle Detroit, Jay Z and Elon Musk top the list of Time's 100 most influential people, Google Fiber hits Provo, Utah's Silicon Slopes, fashion tech veteran Sarah Curran talks biz, how to digest the new immigration bill, the B-Corp all-stars of 2013, K-Mart’s new ad is so funny you might just ship your pants… this week’s notable news and tantalizing tidbits for young treps.

Chefs Feed has a network of more than 600 chefs that rate and review items at restaurants in 15 U.S. cities.

When your pitch emails go unanswered by members of the media, consider more subtle steps.

As the school year winds down, aspiring entrepreneurs may wonder whether they should study entrepreneurship in college or just startup. YE Coach Antonio Neves offers some reasons for and against.

While "smart drug" Modafinil has recently been in the limelight, we wanted to provide tips on how to naturally get energized.

LinkedIn polled 50 business leaders about the prized talismans they carry with them everywhere. Some may surprise you.