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(Closely-Held) corporations aren't just people, they're religious people. Supreme Court decision finds certain private companies can sidestep birth control mandate.

5 options for sole proprietors sorting through their health insurance options.

Though Washington state's small business insurance exchange won't be ready until at least 2015, many states will provide a range of choices.

While the holidays are prime time for most U.S. businesses, back to school is this startup's sweet spot.

In the sharing economy, customers are your sellers, buyers and inventory. While efficient, the model may attract unwanted questions from regulators, as many startups are beginning to learn firsthand.

A recent webinar outlines the choices businesses need to make under the Affordable Care Act.

The young founders who cosmically met Richard Branson and got him to make a nearly $1 million investment just sold their company. See what they plan to do next.

The new healthcare reforms can be confusing. Here are a few resources to get you the guidance you need.

2014 requirements for businesses remain, despite the recent penalty delay. Understand what you should be doing now to prepare for Obamacare.

You know what they say about one man's trash? It's another man's goldmine. Here's the story of how Harbortouch's Jared Isaacman saw an opportunity and grabbed.

Health reform's complexities have spurred some brokers to re-boot their approach to clients.

The agency has trained partners and employees to guide businesses through the upcoming health care reforms.

One of the largest -- and richest -- business plan competitions in the country kicks off today.

The NFIB famously opposed the Affordable Care Act, but some groups say it could help entrepreneurs and their employees.

House Small Business Committee shares sometimes heated comments from entrepreneurs on the changes employers may be facing under the law.

The agency is seeking to dispel what it calls a common misconception: that all businesses will be required to provide health coverage to all employees.

Entrepreneurs can sound off about the Affordable Care Act or any number on regulations at these government sites.

We look at what the new health law requires, and how businesses can prepare for new rules, shop exchanges and avoid penalties.

Seventeen-year-old Nick D'Aloisio is fueling headlines over his news-summary app Summly, but he's not the only teenage-app maker in town. Here's a look at the rising trend.

Move over, eHarmony, JDate and ChristianMingle. There's a new player in the online matchmaking space.

A new reality show gives star employees a chance to compete for a huge promotion, and gives franchises valuable brand exposure.

Whether the walk-off in New York this week will have impact remains to be seen, but the dispute is continuing to echo on social media.

After landing a top-dollar investment from the famed entrepreneur, the young founders of MySocialCloud.com have found continued success. But could their strategy work for you?

The restaurant franchise Moe's Southwest Grill has figured out a way to make money on Black Friday: Feed all those shop employees ringing up purchases.

Many college students dream of starting up a business that rakes in millions of dollars. This guy did it by age 24.

Roto-Rooter says it ain't afraid of no ghosts. Meanwhile, Baskin-Robbins and Party City jump on the Halloween hay ride.

Ben & Jerry's, 7-Eleven and Pizza Hut use the 2012 election as a platform for marketing campaigns.

Fourteen-year-old entrepreneur Carter Kostler is hoping his fruit-infused water bottle will be his ticket to entrepreneurial success.

Giullermo Perales, the country's biggest Latino franchisee, talks about why he likes to control the market.

See how the youth-oriented financial services company aims to cultivate morethan one million young entrepreneurs.