Most Entrepreneurs Forced to Crack Open Their Piggy Banks
The vast majority of start-up capital comes from self-financing and friends and family, according to new research. Read story
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Women in Poorer Nations Twice as Likely to Become Entrepreneurs
About a third of the world's entrepreneurial activity is driven by women, according to a new report. Read story
Review: Getting to Plan B
In Getting to Plan B , John Mullins and Randy Komisar discuss the importance of revising your business model Read story
U.S. Tops List of Entrepreneurial Nations
American entrepreneurs are driving innovation worldwide, according to a new Babson report. Read story
Playing Defense
Most businesses think of marketing in terms of brand building and capturing new markets. But a smart defensive strategy can be crucial to fending off attacks... Read story
Book Value: So You Say People Are Your Most Important Asset
According to some recent books, thinking of people as just another asset is a mistake. Plus: What Tim Keyes of Aim Technologies reads. Read story
Playing Defense
Most businesses think of marketing in terms of brand building and capturing new markets. But a smart defensive strategy can be crucial to fending off attacks... Read story
Demographic Shift
Who are the new entrepreneurs, and where are the new markets? Read story
Public Policy: What Does Business Really Want from Government?
This article explains how government must reinvent economic and regulatory policies to match today's marketplace. Read story
Blood Money
Hitting up family and friends is the most common way to finance a start-up. It's also the riskiest. Read story
Clusters
Clusters are geographic concentrations of interconnected companies or institutions that manufacture products or deliver services to a particular field or ... Read story
The Best Business Plan on the Planet
Go behind the scenes with one of the judges at Moot Corp., a world-renowned business-plan contest hosted by the University of Texas at Austin. Read story
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