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Luke Lintz was 16 when he co-founded public relations firm HighKey Enterprises with his brother.

Here are a few reasons why high school students should embrace the entrepreneurial mindset and consider starting their own businesses.

Africa's entrepreneurial future is not just promising — it's already unfolding.

When we hear an investor saying, "Think like a startup," what does it mean?

If your goal is to be successful, here are things you can focus on now to help yourself stay ahead of the curve.

How to recognize, cope with and overcome the feelings of self-doubt and inadequacy that plague many aspiring business owners.

Rush Bogin, an 18-year-old fashion designer, learned firsthand how finding market gaps and listening to customer feedback can bring major success.

Angelina Tsuboi, a full-stack mobile and web developer who also happens to be a pilot, has always been solution-oriented.

Here are some of the positives teenage entrepreneurship can have concerning peer pressure.

A cookie-cutter approach won't work — here's what will.

One of the biggest mistakes people make is trying to force an interest on themselves. You don't choose your passions; your passions choose you.

Creating a software startup at 19 years old was the hardest thing I've ever done. Here are five of the most important lessons I've learned so far.

Rather than lamenting about getting older, we should celebrate the fact that with age comes wisdom.

Nathan Elias, founder of app InvasiveAI, might still be in high school, but he's ready to take his idea to the next level.

Our definitive list of the up-and-comers to watch this year.

In-depth interview with cookbook author, food personality, and content creator Eitan Bernath about starting an entertainment career as a child, teaming up with Drew Barrymore, and building an inspirational business empire before his 20th birthday.

Businesses can provide you with a little extra cash, help you get through college or even become a full-time endeavor.

Gen-Z is in an especially unique position to pursue entrepreneurship.

Entrepreneurship is a journey where you continually learn and evolve.

Crossing uncharted territory is always challenging, especially for young business minds, so treat these tips as a checklist to keep improving yourself and your company.

It's the secret to long-term growth, says two young entrepreneurs behind a popular education company.