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How the spirit of innovation has shaped the nation

Are entrepreneurial traits a recipe for addiction?

Fed up with working for others, one couple decided to take a stand&#151a barbecue stand, that is.

When it comes to designing quality collegiate purses, it looks like these sisters-in-law have bagged a winner.

Think you've got the guts to strike out and do something completely different?

Are you thinking about getting into the wine business? Here's a taste of what awaits you.

This company faced sure disaster--but came out shining.

Think retailing is strictly a brick-and-mortar opportunity? Not so. The sky's the limit with a kiosk as your venue.

Workplace surveillance is coming to small and midsized businesses.

Learn the valuable art of the one-page pitch.

A strong support system will see you through the start-up phase and beyond.

College life can go beyond classes, keggers and cramming for finals. Why not start your own business? These enterprising students did.

Having high expectations and focusing on goals helped this company stay centered.

The ins and outs of starting your own consulting service

From start to finish, these "booth basics" will help you make the most of that first trip to the trade show floor.

Whether your passion is pottery, painting or playing video games, there's money to be made from your hobby.

Don't be legally blind--watch for these common start-up blunders.

Don't quit your day job. Really, we mean it. Start a business on the side while you work full time for someone else.

Angel investors--and their money--are out there. Learn to catch one.

Discovering your company's combat style can lead to more productive conflicts.

. . . Especially if you ask what they think of your product.

Meet the real Fred DeLuca, in our candid, exclusive interview.

Impress clients and prospects with these no-fail rules for business etiquette.

How can this nonprofit rock camp for girls keep rolling? The experts compare notes.

Glean pearls of wisdom from this entrepreneur's experience.

Turnover isn't necessarily a fact of life. Learn to keep your employees in the fold.

For some business owners, sleep is a privilege. Can your business wait 'til morning?

Does cutting costs sound like a good start-up idea? Read on for 5 tips to help you save money by bartering.

Use microenterprise loans to help make micro a temporary condition.

What do you do when the next rung of the corporate ladder isn't enough motivation for you? These entrepreneurs transferred their climb to the world of franchising.