Launching a Business | Page 7

Find out the quick path to launch of a daring cadre of startup leaders, including the owner of the new company, SparkleSlap.com.

Serial entrepreneur Hal Elrod gives his personal formula for achieving greater financial security through diversified revenue sources.

If you know you want to be your own boss but you aren't sure what type of business you want to start, these tips can help you figure that out.

If you're considering starting a business, a small amount of money can go a long way towards building your future success.

Before you go into business for yourself, take a personal assessment to see if owning your own business is the best fit for you.

Solve a simple problem for early adopters to pre-sell your product.

Leaders of startups can set out to try make the world better by refining their new product so their venture survives.

It's not easy for everyone to find an exciting niche that's practical to tap for launching an enterprise or earning a living. Here's how to maintain a healthy perspective.

The pros chime in with expert advice on what you should do -- and what you shouldn't -- in order to succeed in this competitive industry.

We'll show you who you need to hire, how to find them and how much to pay them.

Hey, remember me? It's your body, encouraging you to obtain proper rest and nutrition in the run-up to that big project.

Never compromise quality to meet a deadline and never miss a deadline. Nobody said business is easy.

While Silicon Valley offers an established entrepreneurial hub chock full of resources and capital, the area definitely has its downsides.

Like Goldilocks, you need to find that 'just right' middle ground between too much stock and not enough products in order to generate profits. Follow these tips to keep your business in the black.

Take these four steps to ensure that you start Day 1 on the right foot.

Where you base your wholesale distribution business is a key decision. Here's what you'll need to keep in mind.

Researchers frame questions, recognize solutions and structure teams in ways that businesses could profitably emulate.

Want to be sure this is the right business for you? Read our quick guide for a big-picture view of the wholesale distribution business.

Consider these five steps so your company triumphs once out of the gates.

Martha Stewart didn't do any home decorating until she was 35. And Charles Flint started IBM at 61.

In Coca-Cola's new platform for entrepreneurs, Coke brings the money and the cachet, while startups (hopefully) help the soda giant reach new markets down the road.