Seth Priebatsch, Founder of Scvngr and LevelUp
Seth Priebatsch , a lanky 22-year-old in a fireball-orange polo with matching orange wraparound shades perched on his crown, bounded onto the stage ... Read more
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30 Under 30 Honorees: America's Top Young Entrepreneurs [Videos]
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What Does it Take?
A look behind the scenes at what it took to make it onto this year's list, and at some of the emerging trends it illuminates about young entrepreneurship today. Read more
Jason Baptiste and Andres Barreto, Founders of Onswipe
Jason Baptiste is nothing if not confident . "We're sitting between two huge shifts," he told the audience at TechStars's Demo Day on April 11. "The... Read more
Alexa Andrzejewksi, Soraya Darabi, and Ted Grubb, Founders of Foodspotting
Alexa Andrzejewski returned to San Francisco from a vacation to Japan with an idea: a field guide to global food. To learn about bootstrapping her ... Read more
30 Under 30 2011: Product Slideshow
The young entrepreneurs on our 30 Under 30 list make and sell some of the coolest products we've seen. At the same time, they're making a global social impac... View slideshow
Meet the Best-Connected 21-Year-Old in the World
Ankur Jain is the founder of the Kairos Society, a network of college entrepreneurs dedicated to changing the world through business. And socializing. Which ... Read more
Meet the 30 Coolest Entrepreneurs Under 30, 2011 edition
They're making the hottest apps on your iPhone, and shirts that don't gap; encouraging you to eat healthier, and date smarter; fighting government censorship... View slideshow
30 Under 30 2011: Cool Companies' Apps
Mobile devices now touch every aspect of our lives, helping us connect our digital world to the physical one. Our cool companies' apps do everything from sho... View slideshow
The Way I Work: David Karp of Tumblr
As a kid, David Karp, the founder of Tumblr, taught himself to code and dropped out of high school. Now 24 years old, Karp runs his company his way—and ref... Read more
How to Build an Empire
David Horvath and Sun-Min Kim stuck to a positive message, and made Uglydolls into a household name. Read more
Never Giving Up on Her Soapsuds
When she wasn't satisfied with her career choice, Anne-Marie Faiola decided to make a business out of what she knew how to do best: Make soap. Read more
Editor's Letter: Organizing Principles
How nonprofits can find the right business structure Read more
Would You Take Business Advice From a College Student?
Why Jen O’Neal, founder of Tripping, created an advisory board of young people Read more
10 Things I Learned From Failure
Every entrepreneur has made a series of mistakes or been subject to failures along his or her entrepreneurial journey. These setbacks, though painful, wil... Read more
Inc. 5000 Applicant of the Week: Tagged
It isn't the next Facebook or Myspace, but this social network is giving users some of the Internet candy they crave: games, new connections, and even a hot ... Read more
The 10 Best Entrepreneurship Courses of 2011
University courses in entrepreneurship are better—more useful, more real, more likely to produce actual companies—than they have ever been. Here are 10 w... Read more
Best Courses 2011: Technology Venturing
Helping to turn university technologies into sustainable businesses Read more
What the Students Say: Technology Venturing
Samit Gupta was pursuing a Ph.D. in biomedical engineering—until he took this course. Read more
Best Courses 2011: Foundations of Management and Entrepreneurship
A class that brings together 485 students to work on a series of new ventures Read more
Best Courses 2011: Mayfield Fellows
Providing students with a front-row seat to all the drama that Silicon Valley has to offer Read more
Best Courses 2011: Entrepreneurial Selling
A course that customizes material for the sales-phobic CEO Read more
What the Students Say: Entrepreneurial Selling
Entrepreneur Phillip Leslie found himself sweating bullets in Craig Wortmann's popular class. Read more
Best Courses 2011: The Launch Pad
A novel program run at a college career center Read more
Best Courses 2011: Sustainable Product and Market Development for Subsistence Marketplaces
Learning how to serve customers in emerging markets Read more
What the Students Say: Sustainable Product and Market Development for Subsistence Marketplaces
Things look different when you finally meet your customers, as student Jenna Goebig learned. Read more
Best Courses 2011: New Ventures
A program that places students in local angel groups Read more
Best Courses 2011: NUvention
A group of classes that focuses on three fast-growing verticals: medical devices, energy, and Internet businesses Read more
Best Courses 2011: Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans With Disabilities
A professor works with disabled veterans to help them build their futures. Read more
Best Courses 2011: Founders' Dilemmas
A course that focuses on people problems instead of the strategy-innovation-finance trifecta Read more
A Brewing Feud at Microsoft?
Paul Allen's unflattering portrayal of Bill Gates is stoking controversy, a new cohort of young (and rich) entrepreneurs discover charity, and the rest of th... Read more
Why I Love Negative Comments
In business, it is everyone's responsibility to be a harsh critic. Read more
Jessica Kim of BabbaCo 
Jessica Kim, formerly a brand manager at Kraft Foods, is founder and CEO of BabbaCo. Watch video
Great Entrepreneurial Fallacies
Myths of starting your own business exposed. Plus, is the Supreme Court getting tough on business? Read more
How Hipmunk Learned to Respect Its Users
Hipmunk's Alexis Ohanian's site-building philosophy centers around loving users. That's because his last company, Reddit, was made by them. Read more
