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Asaf Darash is exactly the type of entrepreneur we should be trying to recruit. Instead, the United States is kicking him out. Read more
Asaf Darash is exactly the type of entrepreneur we should be trying to recruit. Instead, the United States is kicking him out. Read more
Immigrants are vital to the creation of businesses in the U.S., especially Silicon Valley tech start-ups. Read more
A few policy changes would make it easier for immigrants to come to the U.S. and create jobs and growth. Read more
Serial entrepreneur John Collison, who grew up in Tipperary county in Ireland, has co-founded two companies. His latest is in Silicon Valley. Read more
After much misfortune, Zia Islam moves to the U.S. and starts Zantech IT Services, now no. 21 on the Inc. 500. Read more
Turkish immigrant Hamdi Ulukaya always wondered why U.S. yogurt was so bad. Now, his New Berlin, New York-based Chobani is the leader in Greek-style yogurt. Read more
uTest founder Doron Reuveni faces a shortage of tech talent, plus difficulties getting his co-founder to the U.S. Watch video
Sundeep Bhandal of IT staffing firm Anjaneyap let her father choose her husband but not her career path. Read more
The United States has always been a nation of immigrants - and of entrepreneurs. The relatively recent arrivals featured in this slideshow combine the two at... View slideshow
Mayra Jimenez's swimwear company, The Orchid Boutique, highlights the talents of her native Colombia Watch video
Tariq Farid says his family would "still be struggling" if they were in Pakistan. Instead, he's the CEO of the very successful Edible Arrangements. Read more
Thirty years ago, an illegal immigrant faced a choice: Become a guerrilla soldier in El Salvador or join the entrepreneurial revolution in the U.S. He stayed. Read more
How immigrant Antonio Pasin created the little red wagon that became an icon of the American childhood--and how his grandson is taking the company to the nex... Read more
An entrepreneur's relationship with her homeland helps her build a business in the U.S. Read more
Venture capitalist Guy Kawasaki explodes the notion that entrepreneurs care only about lower taxes and regulation. Watch video
Andres Ruzo came to the U.S. with two bags of clothes. Now his LinkAmerica brings in $250 million in sales a year. Read more
A new study by the Kauffman Foundation shows a dip in immigrant-founded startups, and blames tight Visa regulations. Read more
How a poor immigrant kid from Brooklyn wound up running Unified Payments, No. 1 on the 2012 Inc. 500, with a three-year growth rate of 23,646.3 percent. Read more
It is possible for Silicon Valley to become the meritocracy it claims to be. The first step is to admit that we're not quite there--yet. Read more
If you think the dearth of women polarizes Silicon Valley, just read what happened when I spoke out about the lack of black tech CEOs. Read more
Silicon Valley appears to be the world's greatest meritocracy. Unless you're a female entrepreneur trying to raise venture funding. Read more
The success of Indians had me convinced that Silicon Valley was a model meritocracy. But if that's true, where are all the women? Part 2 of 5. Read more
The Indians are Silicon Valley's most successful immigrants. What have they done right, and what can women and other races learn from them? Part 1 of 5. Read more
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