This graphic was inspired by this quote from Jeanette Mulvey, managing editor of BusinessNewsDaily: Being an entrepreneur is almost never about the business you’re→

The following is a guest post by Amy Knapp. In the last few weeks I’ve seen a worrisome number of articles about the perils→

Forbes: A Los Angeles-based company called Kidworth is focused on doing just that—exposing young people to the business world by introducing them to how→

The Economic Times: The finding is part of Dell Women’s Global Entrepreneurship Study conducted across 450 women entrepreneurs from US, UK and India commissioned→

The Wall Street Journal: The commercial success of many high-profile Chinese entrepreneurs appears to have done little to encourage young Chinese college graduates to→

Business Insider: But are young people interested in starting their businesses for the right reasons—or the wrong ones? A new study by Harris Interactive→

The following is a guest post by Cristian Dorobantescu of the Small Business Entrepreneur Blog from Romania. Every couple of weeks I see lists→

Duane Zobrist writing for Fast Company: The struggling economy has turned up the volume of the voice inside the heads of potential business owners→

Deseret News: Take two cups of creativity, add a cup of practical thinking and season the mix with market savvy. That’s the recipe for→