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Learn how to start a small business with our small business startup guide. Learn everything from raising startup capital to building a brand image.

Quitting your job to launch your own business can be a hard pill for your company to swallow, particularly if your company is in the same industry. Here's some advice.

Networking can make people squirm. Here are four ways to make it less uncomfortable.

CEO of angel investment group Angel Capital Group Rachael Qualls provides young entrepreneurs insight into how to position their startup for acquisition.

Even if entrepreneurship is on the horizon, getting a job may be your most imminent need. Here, YE's Antonio Neves offers up some top pointers to recent grads.

Rick Farman, the co-founder of Superfly Presents, the production company behind music festival Bonnaroo, provides young entrepreneurs advice about crafting a successful event.

If you can't find an internship, don't fret. Consider supplementing your college education with a summer business.

Looking for a keen mentor can be challenging. Entrepreneur Liz Elam offers some tips for scoring an ideal match.

It's just not helpful to say you're sorry. Instead, focus on the problem and how to prevent it from happening again, suggests business coach Antonio Neves.

Just as your computer can crash when you have too many programs open at once, multitasking too much can crush your ability to focus. Business coach Antonio Neves offers some tips for finding focus.

Delegating is the second-hardest thing for an entrepreneur to do. The hardest is not delegating.

Establishing a nonprofit requires an ongoing commitment, not just an initial injection of funding. Here are the steps to take when you're ready to jump in.

For would-be entrepreneurs, freelancing can serve as a crucial first toe in the water.

The ties you form early will help mold you in life and in business. Here's how to keep your parents happy and on your side while you're starting up.

An entrepreneurship organization is running an ad during the Super Bowl. Its goal: To get you to start up.

Check out 7 startups you can launch for next to nothing.

Ready to use your industry expertise to strike out on your own? Consider these tactics to get your business off to a successful start.

When starting a business, details can get lost in the excitement of a new venture. Here are the top legal mistakes unwittingly made by new business owners -- and how to avoid them.

The ability to discern treasure from trash is only one aspect of succeeding in the antiques and nostalgia market.

Could this new contest from the folks at 'Everyday Edisons' help you get your product on the shelves of big box stores?

Want to start a business, but not sure what to pursue? Here's how to discover what you love.