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Why Women Want to be Entrepreneurs

Like Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg, women are driven to do business better and more flexibly, and make work better for everyone.  Read more


Launch a Business on the Cheap: 3 Tips

Thinking of starting a business, but not sure where you’ll find the cash? Here are a few tips on how to launch a business with little to no money out of po...  Read more


Nice Girls Brag: Here’s How

Women are told that it’s not ladylike to brag. But done right, it can be one of the most effective ways to grow your business and your influence.  Read more


7 Office Space Traps to Avoid

You just closed a small financing round, hired some new team members and are looking to move into a new office space. Here are seven things to avoid when sig...  Read more


Redbox's Smart Move: What You Can Learn

The company's movie streaming deal with Verizon is a classic adjacency move that leverages the brand while limiting the risk.  Read more


Will Your E-Commerce Company Make It? How to Tell

How can you tell if your e-commerce company is going to grow or fall flat on its face? These three measurements hold the key.  Read more


The Face of Success, Part 5: Diversity in Silicon Valley

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


6 Simple Business Truths From Mom

Essential lessons about life turned out to be lessons for business.  Read more


6 Secrets to a Successful Start-up

How do you know if your company will succeed? Venture capitalists give their perspectives on traits that define the best start-ups.  Read more


Why You Need a Personal Attorney--Now

Your corporate attorney represents your company, not you. If you get in a spat with your partner, your board, or an investor, the difference will become pain...  Read more