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Take a look behind the scenes at the investor's Entrepreneur magazine cover shoot.

Taking on investors is one way to grow your business -- but before you seek funding, make sure it's the right path for you.

The serial entrepreneur has given his pet project a head start, thanks to some hats.

Nadia and Zahra Rawjee of Uzenzele Holdings know what businesses need, and they understand the struggles that founders go through, which is why the pair often understand their clients' needs before the first meeting has even taken place.

Thanks to technology, entrepreneurs no longer need to be on Sand Hill Road to catch an investor's eye.

Use these translations to decode the three most common messages to understand what your investors are actually telling you.

Get advice from the experts.

Finding someone to support your business is about more than facts and figures on a term sheet.

The allure of being your own boss is strong, but the reality of running a high-growth startup is that the company is your boss.

Forget fundraising. Build your customer pipeline instead.

The World Bank has predicted that global investment in crowdfunding will hit $93 billion by 2025. What will you do to get in on this trend?

Believe it or not, it's a founder's market right now.

Women need to stick together and use these tools to continue to increase the number of successful women entrepreneurs.

If money is your only holdup for realizing your dream, do some research -- you might find more opportunities than you'd expect.

Panelists share with crowd of 200 at FundingPost event.

Take a cue from Midwestern founders who favor sweat equity over funding rounds.

The AOL-backed BBG Ventures invests in female-led companies and has bankrolled some of today's buzziest brands.

After a constant chorus of 'no,' this entrepreneur found funding from an unlikely source.

Three key strategies to get your business the attention it deserves and close the funding deals that mean the most.

Veteran-owned businesses have long been a key part of the American economic engine.

Female entrepreneurs battling stereotypes find less help from female investors than you would expect.