Peter Kooiman

With a vision of bringing Asian street food to the American public, this former restaurant manager may have hit on the next big thing.

A presidential sex scandal got their nonprofit off the ground. Now their 300,000 politically conscious members keep it going.

Hopping from product to product, Leap Frog's founder makes learning lighthearted and lands his toys on store shelves everywhere.

Is it time for your product to stop playing supporting roles and steal the show?

From cans of Whoopass energy drink to Berry White juice, Seattle-based Jones Soda Co. reflects the offbeat personality of its founder.

31, founder of JDL Management in Philadelphia, maker of three of the top 10 arcade games in the world

Give your potential customers front-row seats for your ads with rich e-mail.

How fast can you make a million? For these companies, the answer was one year. But who knows? Maybe <i>you</i> could do it in less.

Remember your pals in high school--the ones who wrote "Don't ever change!" in your yearbook? For your business' sake, forget them.

Starting a business with your better half isn't like buying a couch together. Before you hang your shingle, make sure you've both got what it takes.

Your sales force, that is, because you can't just sit there waiting for customers to find your Web site. You have to go find them.

Entrepreneurs are: A) fit as a fiddle; B) keeping doctors in business; C) about to drop dead? The answer might surprise you.