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Student Teachers
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30 Entrepreneurs Who Are Saving the World
Three decades of social entrepreneurship. Because, let's face it: There's more to creating a truly successful business than simply making lots of money. Read story
Experiential Entrepreneurship Education
Here are a few colleges that offer experience-based entrepreneurship programs. Read story
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Rise of the Entrepreneurial Class
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Fished Out
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Texas Super Bowl
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MIT Springboard Sends Internet Company Aloft
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How to Start an Aerospace Company
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The Informers
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Too Cool For School?
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In New York in the excessive 1980s, Bobbi Brown made it big by pushing moderation. She became makeup artist to the stars by introducing a palette of natural ... Read story
The Netty Professor
Marketing professor Bruce Weinberg's study of the online retail experience became something much bigger: a personal obsession with shopping on the Web. Does ... Read story
Case Study: Finding the Right Price for a Hot Product
Luke Skurman's quirky college guides were a big hit. The problem was getting readers to pay. What if he gave the content away? Read story
Star Wars, Inc.
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Story of an inventor's 30-year battle to gain control of patent rights to the laser technology he helped develop. Read story
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