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This natural-foods restaurateur found a system that helps her plan.

This entrepreneur started a side-business online just to see if he could. Here's how he did it.

Entrepreneurs build businesses. Wantrepreneurs find excuses.

The dazzle of the gig economy has blinded employers to the costs of high turnover and lack of continuity inherent in hiring temp workers.

Starting a nonprofit can offer perks, but don't overlook these five things.

Keep your day job until you have money in the bank and a steady side income with prospects to grow.

There are some things you have to do well no matter what business you are trying to build.

Our entrepreneur expert discusses how to launch a fashion startup without having a business background. Her advice can apply to all industries.

A handful of foundational business skills, mastered, see them through a steep learning curve in their new sector. Here's what they are.

Launch your U.S. business in a matter of days, not months

People often think that opening a franchise means no extra marketing efforts and guaranteed success. Well, they're wrong.

If you are producing enough value to have a job, you could be producing that value for your own company and keep what your employer is banking now.

Determine if a data scientist understands these three points before signing a contract.

Running a business is a marathon, not a sprint. Like a race, entrepreneurs will flop without proper preparation.

Meet the top 5 U.S. cities slicing regulatory burdens.

A new study from Nerdwallet highlights the places where the conditions are most favorable for minority entrepreneurs.

Behance founder Scott Belsky offers advice about how to turn vision into action.

Partnering with the sassy comedian initially made us tech nerds a little nervous, but helped us unleash our creative sides and taught us how to apply a little Hollywood stardust to our product development.

Putting two people together is as old as time, and a great business model for many companies.

Courage, control and the keys to the courthouse -- just a few things to think about.

In 'selfie'-style video clips, these business leaders share their one most impactful piece of advice.