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Jeremy Carlson, founder and CEO of Crispy Cones, was inspired to recreate a sweet treat after visiting the Czech Republic.

Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks talks to 'Entrepreneur' about his philosophies on leadership and innovation at Collision conference in Toronto.

Vasya Tremsin was just 18 years old when he came up with the idea for outdoor fire sensor company Torch Sensors.

Stephen Alvarez was working at a dental supply company and following his passion for cars on the side — then an Instagram ad changed everything.

Valentina Zapata wanted "something positive to do on the side" — and it turned into a major money-maker.

Maxine Williams was working as a news video producer when she saw an opportunity to help people connect.

As a father of triplets, I understand firsthand the desire to prepare my kids for an ever-changing professional landscape. But where do you start? If you're looking for a few actionable ways to get your kids involved in business, consider trying some of these tips.

Zac Coughlin, 26, had an early passion that followed him to college and beyond.

Angelina Licari first tried out the side hustle as a high school student — then went all-in after graduating college.

Dylan Diamond is co-founder and CEO of Saturn, the app that helps high schoolers manage busy schedules.

Giovanna Gonzalez, The First Gen Mentor and author of 'Cultura and Cash,' reveals how to improve net worth despite a "different starting line."

Michael Morgan, now the owner of Iconic Watch Company, always had a passion for "old things" — and he turned it into a lucrative venture.

When enlisting help, follow these steps to make the best decision for your company.

As teens continue to face increased anxiety around academic achievement and other parts of their life, here are three things we can do as parents to equip them with the skills they need to thrive.

Entrepreneurship is becoming the chosen career path for many young individuals. Here are three things you can do as a parent to recognize and encourage this entrepreneurial spirit in your child.

Jason Nelson followed his passions for music and entertainment into a lucrative business.

Starting your own business is one of entrepreneurs' most challenging experiences. But, with the proper guidance, it can be among the most rewarding. Here's advice I wish I'd received when I was starting out.

Ray Cao went from working as a barista for $8 an hour to being a successful seller on online marketplace StockX.

Sarah Michelle Boes knew there had to be a better way to prepare for her stress-inducing nurse practitioner's exam — so she created it.

Katherine Watercutter, now founder and CEO of activewear brand Gold Hinge, was working as a sales representative in Indiana when she decided to earn some extra cash.

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