Starting Up
4 Tips for Rapid Startup Growth

4 Tips for Rapid Startup Growth

Student entrepreneur Eric Muli on the importance of sticking to a plan when looking to expand.
3 Ways to Use LinkedIn to Grow Your Startup

3 Ways to Use LinkedIn to Grow Your Startup

A surprising number of college students don't use the professional-social network. Here's why that's a mistake -- especially for young entrepreneurs.
How Entrepreneur Friendly are the Top 10 Startup Hubs?

How Entrepreneur Friendly are the Top 10 Startup Hubs?

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.
Richard Branson on Building a Strong Reputation

Richard Branson on Building a Strong Reputation

Virgin Group's founder on why earning the trust of investors, future partners and suppliers rests on building a strong personal reputation.
GOOD Offers ‘Pop-Up’ Fellowship to Social Entrepreneurs With Scalable Ideas

GOOD Offers ‘Pop-Up’ Fellowship to Social Entrepreneurs With Scalable Ideas

For social entrepreneurs looking to make an impact in the world beyond your own community, now's your chance.
Why Future Entrepreneurs Should Invest in College

Why Future Entrepreneurs Should Invest in College

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.
Crowdfunding Industry On Fire: Trends to Watch

Crowdfunding Industry On Fire: Trends to Watch

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.
What Angel Investors Want Now

What Angel Investors Want Now

The second annual Halo Report released today shows where angels are excited to invest, both by sector and geographically, and how much they are commonly investing.
Crowdsourcing’s New Platform: Prime-Time Reality TV

Crowdsourcing’s New Platform: Prime-Time Reality TV

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.
Why You Should Ditch Your ‘Go Big or Go Home’ Mentality

Why You Should Ditch Your ‘Go Big or Go Home’ Mentality

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.
Ahoy! A Look at Startup Incubators and Excursions for Globetrotting Entrepreneurs

Ahoy! A Look at Startup Incubators and Excursions for Globetrotting Entrepreneurs

What is it about conferences in far-flung places that makes the imagination spin?
Culinary Pros Lend Credibility to a Dining App

Culinary Pros Lend Credibility to a Dining App

Chefs Feed has a network of more than 600 chefs that rate and review items at restaurants in 15 U.S. cities.
What to Do When No One Responds to Your Pitch Emails

What to Do When No One Responds to Your Pitch Emails

When your pitch emails go unanswered by members of the media, consider more subtle steps.
A Look at Modafinil and Getting an Entrepreneurial Edge, the Natural Way

A Look at Modafinil and Getting an Entrepreneurial Edge, the Natural Way

While "smart drug" Modafinil has recently been in the limelight, we wanted to provide tips on how to naturally get energized.
The 7 Wackiest Items Business Leaders Carry for Success

The 7 Wackiest Items Business Leaders Carry for Success

LinkedIn polled 50 business leaders about the prized talismans they carry with them everywhere. Some may surprise you.
4 Business-Naming Tips for Branding Success

4 Business-Naming Tips for Branding Success

Dreaming up a business name is simple, but finding one that fits your long-term ambitions may not be so obvious.
Someone Has Your Same Startup Idea? Move Fast, Launch First

Someone Has Your Same Startup Idea? Move Fast, Launch First

Serial entrepreneur Mike Jones on the importance of moving quickly when competition is stiff.
Teaching Kids to Code With Youth Digital

Teaching Kids to Code With Youth Digital

With a heightened emphasis on learning to code, Youth Digital wants to help the next generation of young entrepreneurs succeed.
Could Nebula One Reinvent Cloud Computing for Businesses?

Could Nebula One Reinvent Cloud Computing for Businesses?

Former NASA engineer strives to offer every company its own private cloud.
5 Ways to Keep Your Ego in Check as a Young Entrepreneur

5 Ways to Keep Your Ego in Check as a Young Entrepreneur

Student entrepreneur Michael Cauble on the importance of staying grounded.
How to Amp Up Your Office Style on a Startup Budget

How to Amp Up Your Office Style on a Startup Budget

Even if your startup is the coolest in town, if it doesn't look the part, you may get misread or passed over. Consider these inexpensive, panache-boosting tips.
8 Things Startup Founders Should Know Before Writing a Book

8 Things Startup Founders Should Know Before Writing a Book

If you’ve long dreamed of writing a book that tells the story of your business -- or highlights your expertise -- here's a post for you.
A Look at Indy’s Innovators

A Look at Indy’s Innovators

Forget the jokes about corn. Indiana's capital city is quietly rolling out solutions for everything from tracking scientific data and charitable donations to juggling kids' soccer schedules.
Attention College Treps: The 10 Best Cities to Live After Graduation (Infographic)

Attention College Treps: The 10 Best Cities to Live After Graduation (Infographic)

With graduation day just around the corner, find out the best places for new grads to live.
How Incorporating in Delaware or Nevada Can Hurt You

How Incorporating in Delaware or Nevada Can Hurt You

Before you think of incorporating your startup in a "tax haven" state, here is what young entrepreneurs need to know.
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