Giving Voice to the Internet
Serial entrepreneur Chris Andrews, with his new start-up SoundLink, is ready to revolutionize the Internet, again—this time with voice. Read more
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Inc. 5000 Applicant of the Week: Bare Fruit
With only one ingredient and three true employees, Bare Fruit creates a healthy snack alternative. Read more
Becoming a Serial Entrepreneur
People who have started multiple businesses understand how to move swiftly and take action. Jake Winebaum weighs in on the art of serial entrepreneurship. Read more
Giving Himself Room to Roam
After a long spell of intense focus on one company, Paul Budnitz, founder of Kidrobot, is finding there’s nothing quite as liberating as being all over the... Read more
Reinventing the Town Square
Jonathan Butler and Eric Demby knew they were on to something when they opened the Brooklyn Flea back in 2008 and 20,000 people showed up. This month they in... Read more
Running a Mom-Friendly Business (in Heels)
Rosie Pope, star of Bravo's Pregnant in Heels , on being a mompreneur, having a hit reality show, and getting spoofed on SNL . Read more
Which States are Start-up Hotbeds?
A ranking of entrepreneurial activity. Plus, Obama's Facebook town hall, Steve Jobs on Madison Avenue, and the rest of the day's news. Read more
Trapper John, CEO
Since leaving M*A*S*H, actor Wayne Rogers has built an impressive portfolio of businesses. Read more
Build With a Buyer in Mind
Groom your company right from the start to become a part of a public company's portfolio. Read more
A Radical Take on the Virtual Company
Second Life creator Philip Rosedale has a new company, LoveMachine, that is staffed by freelancers from around the world. Read more
From Singer to Entrepreneur
Pat Boone is known for singing and selling millions of records. But here are a few of his business ventures you may not know about. Read more
Things Are Looking Up
Nolan Bushnell is optimistic about the economic prospects for 2011. Here is his take on banks, tax cuts, and start-ups. Read more
Transforming How Food Is Grown
Chuck Lacy, a former president of Ben & Jerry's, is developing alternatives to corporate agriculture. Read more
The Man Behind the Roku
Anthony Wood is revolutionizing home entertainment and forcing the TV networks to evolve. Read more
Chronicles of a Young Serial Entrepreneur
As Matt Mickiewicz prepares to launch his fifth company, the 27-year-old Vancouver native talks about being a young entrepreneur and the importance of being ... Read more
The Value of Mentors
What I learned from Bob Freed, Robert Noyce, Jerry Sanders, and Don Valentine. Read more
Go Shopping for a State
There is an old saying: "If they are passing the hors d'oeuvres, you should take one." Right now, many states are passing out more than small nibble... Read more
Making Your Business Sellable 
Serial entrepreneur John Warrillow answers reader questions on how to build value in your business. Watch video
Google's Car Will Change the World
Imagine a world without traffic jams, with online bidding for parking spaces, and the end of drunk driving. Read more
The Product Nobody Wanted
Innovation tends to create sales and distribution problems. New products often cannot find retailers or they violate accepted distribution cycles. I... Read more
How to Encourage Spinoffs
To be successful, a spinoff needs a room of its own—and not under the same roof as your existing business, says serial entrepreneur and Atari founder Nolan... Read more
How to Make it Big in Texas
Dallas-based serial entrepreneur Chad Willis co-founded a $44 million oil company that he runs and has ownership in 14 other companies. He's 31 years old. Read more
What It Takes to Become a Serial Entrepreneur
Running one company is hard enough. Can you imagine running five companies simultaneously? A look at successful serial entrepreneurs. Read more
My Husband's Next Business
The four words an entrepreneur’s spouse dreads hearing: “I have an idea.” Read more
Marc Ecko is Not Giving Up
After a brutal year during which he was forced to sell off millions in retail assets, the urban wear entrepreneur is back, and he has an audacious goal. Read more
