How to Ride Another Company's Coattails
Lots of start-ups make their money by identifying other companies' biggest hits and developing complementary products. You can, too. Read story
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10 Women to Watch in Tech in 2013
They're busy working on everything from ingenious devices to artificial intelligence to truly targeted mobile advertising. It's going to be a big year for th... View slideshow
Hot B2B Companies: It's Not About the Idea
Up-and-coming business tech start-up PlanGrid shows you can win big points for execution--even if the idea isn't unique. Read story
Spotted at CES: Singapore Start-ups
A handful of global start-ups came to Vegas to help Singapore pitch itself as a breeding ground for new ventures. Read story
Start-ups Set Out to Solve Mobile Data Crunch
Need a good start-up opportunity? The mobile space is primed for anyone who can figure out how to relieve cell networks of data overload. Read story
Cars: The Next Big Advertising Platform?
Connected cars are taking mobile marketing to a whole new level. Here's what to expect. Read story
6 Transformative Events to Watch in 2013
A handful of big political and technological milestones are on the horizon next year. Here's what to expect. Read story
Google+ Communities: New Social Option for Businesses
Like Facebook, now Google+ offers a way to connect with--and presumably market to--like-minded people. Read story
How Data Can Help You Land Top Talent
Want to hire a bright star? It's time to revisit how long you takes you to make a job offer--and find ways to streamline it. Read story
5 Apps That Make QuickBooks Better
You're already using QuickBooks. Check out five ways to get more mileage out of it. Read story
6 TED Talks Every Entrepreneur Should Watch
A handful of sage speakers lay out research and advice business owners everywhere should heed. Read story
What's Your App Worth? Here's How to Know
Check out some tools that will help you price your app--and sell it to the highest bidder. Read story
5 Reasons Denver Is Hot for Start-ups
An affordable and laid-back alternative to Silicon Valley, the Mile-High City is building a vibrant start-up community. Read story
WikiHow's Recipe for Success
The so-called 'hybrid' company looks like a nonprofit, makes money like a business, and serves the community like a government. Read story
Want to Spy on Rivals? There's an App for That
Social media can offer lots of clues into your competitors' strategies. The trouble is capturing all that data. A new app promises to do it for you. Read story
How to Scale a Start-up Using Social Media
Online food ordering service Eat24 gets about a million visits a month and will reach $150 million in sales this year. Here's how it happened. Read story
PayPal Offers 'Bill Me Later' for Small Businesses
Just in time for the holiday shopping season, PayPal will let you offer customers a buy now, pay later option. Bonus: You get paid right away. Read story
On Social Media, Authenticity Always Wins
This CEO takes pride in being brutally honest online--even if he offends people. Here's why he thinks you should do the same. Read story
The Future of Your Office Is Wireless
Next year new devices will start to come to market that will make your desk a whole lot less cluttered. Read story
Future of Mobile Apps: 4 Predictions
More than 5,500 software developers were asked to look into their crystal balls. Here's what they saw. Read story
Want to Ride the iPhone 5 Wave? Get into Apple's Passbook
iPhone 5 customers will be able to store loyalty cards and coupons on their devices. Here's how to make sure they can access yours, too. Read story
Behind the Scenes of a Hot Nightclub Business
AV Nightclub boasts one of the toughest doors to get through in Hollywood. Owner Matt Bendik explains how he built it. Read story
New Patent Rules: What You Need to Know
Sweeping changes to patent legislation just went into effect, and more are on the way. Here's how they will affect your business. Read story
How to Make Conference Calls Fun (Sort of)
ÜberConference promises to solve all of the usual technological headaches and make phone meetings more enjoyable. Here's how it works. Read story
In Race to Beat iPhone, Who Will Win?
The big guns in tech came out swinging this week. Here are the smartphones they want you to see before Apple steals the show with a new iPhone. Read story
Google+ Gets Down to Business
If it can't lure more users away from Facebook, Google has another plan for its social network: go after business users. Read story
9 Wildly Successful Kickstarter Campaigns
These cool tech projects didn't just meet their funding goals--they soared right past them. View slideshow
Need a Co-founder? Try FounderDating
This exclusive, invite-only network promises to find you the perfect counterpart. Read story
Patent Research Just Got Easier
An IP lawyer dishes on Google's search tools for patent-seekers--and what every start-up should know before heading down that path. Read story
Your Employees Like Hierarchy (No, Really)
Maybe it's not such a good idea to banish the org chart: A recent study reveals employees secretly like it. Read story
The Not-So-Lean Web Start-up
It's five years old and just closed another round of funding for a total of $22 million. And it hasn't even launched yet. Read story
New Crowdfunding Twist: Invest in a College Grad
Is it crazy or brilliant? An ex-Googler aims to help graduates follow their entrepreneurial dreams--in exchange for some of their future income. Read story
ShareDesk Launches Airbnb of Office Space
Have an unoccupied cubicle or conference room? A new service can help you rent it out and bring in extra cash. Read story
5 Tips for Turning a Problem into a Business
No one understands your problems like you do. But can you make money off them? Read story
7 Great Tools for Building a Mobile App
Whether you're comfortable with HTML5 or don't know a single line of code, there's a tool for you. Read story
How 3 Top Brands Mastered Olympics Marketing
OK, so maybe you can't afford David Beckham. But you can still pick up tricks for hot Web videos from these top brands. Read story
Reinventing the Billboard
This Chicago start-up aims to remake old-school, outdoor advertising. Here's why Groupon and Clear Channel have already signed up. Read story
8 Things to Know About the New Microsoft Office
Check out this rundown of all the new features you will find in Microsoft's most ambitious Office upgrade to date. Read story
The Shoes Oprah Would Wear to Work (If She Had to Walk)
Created by two brothers under 30, fashionable, foldable Tieks have a loyal following among working women--including Oprah herself. Read story
Build a Mobile Website in 15 Minutes
Steve Espinosa's AppStack, funded by Google Ventures and Eric Schmidt's Tomorrow Ventures, automates the process of creating mobile websites for business own... Read story
