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Since 2011, a competitive fellowship program has been providing early-stage startup founders in New York City with the contacts and knowledge they need to succeed.

The social-media site that's found its way into practically every entrepreneurs' toolkit turns 7 years old today. Here, we chat with the site's co-founder and get his best tips for newbie founders.

Jack Dorsey wants to run the Gotham City. Whether or not you want to take on politics in your own career, here are three lessons any entrepreneur can learn from the Twitter co-founder, who has been called the "intellectual successor" to Steve Jobs.

Ben Sann was a junior in high school when he came up with an idea for a website that would post the rates of parking garages all over New York. BestParking.com has now grown to include six cities.

A new exhibit at New York's Tenement Museum explores a century of the city's immigrant small-business owners, while the city government champions its growing tech startup community.

In the years since the financial crisis, New York has become a startup magnet. Here's a look ata diverse mix of Gotham entrepreneurs.

Five years since the financial meltdown, we look at New York City's blossoming startup scene.

A timeline of the life of Edward Koch, former mayor of New York, who passed away today in New York.

A startup incubator in The New York Times Co.'s Manhattan headquarters will nurture companies that are rethinking the future of media.

Whether the walk-off in New York this week will have impact remains to be seen, but the dispute is continuing to echo on social media.

Faced with a glut of daily-deal sites, new entrants are having a tough time winning over merchants. Here's how to cut through the hype and build your client roster.

The hurricane devastated homes and businesses on the East Coast this week. Some smallbusinesses rode out the storm; others weren't so lucky. Here's a look.

From local businesses to tech startups, a look at the creative ways some owners are keeping their businesses ticking along.

Student entrepreneur David D. Chait discusses the importance of leveraging like-minded people in your community.

After a dismal summer internship experience, Shara Senderoff wanted to help others avoid the same fate. Here's how she's attempting to start up a bad-internship antidote.

The folks selling mega-sodas at food courts and fast-food drive-thrus are not very sweet on New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's plan to ban large sugary drinks.

New York is claiming ever more tech cred these days. Steven Rosenbaum, the city's first Entrepreneur at Large, discusses the Big Apple and the burgeoning idea of curation.

As the 2012 graduation season winds down, we check in on the commencement addresses given by some of nation's top entrepreneurs. Here are Mike Bloomberg's seven ways to the top.

Entrepreneur Jen Bekman envisions--and is creating--a world that puts art in reach of the masses.

New York and other cities are launching their own venture funds. Are they good for your business?

This week Marshall Sponder, an Entrepreneur expert columnist and author of WebMetricsGuru, participated in a panel on finding New York City resources at Entrepreneur Week NYC. Other panel members included Oz Sultan, Founder of NextWeb as the moderator, Amish Jani, Manging Director at FirstMark Capital, Kristy Sundjaja, VP of Media and Technology at New York […]