Forget the High Court: Why Start-ups Will Fix Health Care
This entrepreneur says that disruptive health start-ups are the only thing that can fix the broken health care system. Read story
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New Google Tool Lets You Keep Tabs on Workers
The technology giant is selling a new app that allows businesses to organize, dispatch and monitor mobile workers. Read story
Worried About Taxes? You're Not Alone
A new report by the NFIB has identified a major shift in concerns of small business owners. Read story
Survey: Best States for Small Business
A new survey of more than 6,000 small businesses determines which areas are most inviting for entrepreneurs. Read story
Peter Thiel Launches New Venture Capital Firm
The Silicon Valley billionaire has started a $402 million fund to invest in growth-stage start-ups. Read story
Fab.com Enters UK Market with Llustre Acquisition
The flash sale site is expanding yet again--adding a 10-week old British design company to its ranks. Read story
Sonos Gets $135 Million in Funding
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, Redpoint Ventures and Elevation partners are investing a large sum in the technology company. Read story
Digital Radio Royalties Hit $1 Billion Mark
The increase in royalty payments to artists and labels reflects the popularity of digital music services. Read story
Your Travel Bag Must-Haves
After speaking with travel and packing experts, we have compiled a list of necessities every frequent traveler needs to have on hand and ready to go! Read story
8 Best Alternative Airports in America
Discover what some of America’s little-known gems--smaller airports--have to offer. Inc. reveals a list of some of the best alternative airports where you ... View slideshow
Factory 360: Turning Marketing into an Experience
Two-time Inc. 5000 honoree, Factory 360, uses experiential marketing to amplify the affect a product or service has on the consumer. Read story
Entrepreneurs Are the Cool Kids on Campus
A new movement fueled by college-aged entrepreneurs and the organizations that support them is just beginning to take off. Read story
Doing it for the Troops: Salute the Brave
Ryan Morris launched Salute the Brave, a clothing line designed to give back to the United States military members stationed overseas. Read story
Cracking the iPhone: iCracked
A college student stealing business from Apple? AJ Forsythe has built his business on fixing iPhone cheaper and more conveniently. Read story
One iTunes Sensation and Growing: 1st Round
After signing break-out rap artist Sammy Adams, this fledgling record label and entertainment firm is hoping for more wins. Read story
Social Change Through Social Media: Kip Solutions
By helping organizations trumpet the world's most pressing causes through social media, three college students give back exponentially. Read story
Innovating the Dress Shirt: Ministry of Supply
Several MIT students have engineered apparel that makes sweating through your dress shirt a thing of the past. Read story
Living Life Unplugged: EarTop Technologies
Babson College students Ketan Rahangdale and Jaiyu Ni are using the latest designs and cutting-edge technologies to create wireless headphones and devices. Read story
Stockpiling Tech Stars: Drupal Connect
Drupal Connect's founder John Florez drives the fast growth of his company by stacking his team with top tier talent, making his Drupal development company e... Read story
Why I Invest in People, Not Companies
Shark Tank 's Daymond John reveals his most important factor in deciding an investment. Read story
What Motivates Tomorrow's Great Entrepreneurs?
A new study reveals that young entrepreneurs are driven by rule-breaking, thinking outside the box, and friendship. Read story
Making a Bundle on Baby Bloomers
RuffleButts founder Amber Schaub reinvented the bloomers from her youth, which led to a full-fledged children's apparel company she now runs with her husband. Read story
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