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Sure, you can find college students who will work for free, but should you? Here's why paying interns benefits both students and employers.

A look at which college majors make the most money after graduation and where recent college grads are finding work.

With health care one of the most hotly debated subjects right now, here is a look at where the U.S. stands in terms of health-care costs and services.

A recent survey finds that most people connect to the office at some point during their vacations.

As U.S. fast-food workers continue to strike over wages, concerns build about what a wage hike might do to franchise owners and consumers.

Some of world's most recognizable logos weren't always so iconic. Check out the transformations that brands from Apple to Yahoo have undergone.

What high turnover costs your business and how to get your employees to be more engaged in their work.

From bartering to bitcoins, this fun graphic takes a look at the long evolution of how customers pay for what they want.

Your customers are on social media, but which network should you use to reach them? It might depend on their age.

Do you take vacations? Work more than 40 hours a week? Worry about the cost of health care? See how your experiences and concerns as a small-business owner stack up.

Protect yourself and your business against security threats with these tips.

Virtual currency Bitcoin has been making headlines recently. Don't worry if you still don't know what it's all about. This motiongraphic breaks it down.

First Class? Standard Post? Parcel Select? Tracking? Insurance? This reference breaks it all down.

The man behind the LOLcats phenomenon shares his first business idea, what he learned from his worst boss and why he hopes Momofuku's David Chang will invite him to dinner.

The U.S. is home to six of the top 10 startup ecosystems in the world, but some surprising cities are upping their game with notable strides in funding, talent, trendsetting and more.

Use the summer slowdown to revamp your lead management system. Here are five tips to get you started.

While most people have some savings, 40 percent of Americans are not prepared for major life events like retirement.

Get to know the five young finalists for our College Entrepreneur of 2013 contest and vote for your favorite.

Get to know the five finalists for our Emerging Entrepreneur of 2013 award competition and cast your vote now.

Get to know the five finalists for Entrepreneur's annual contest and help us choose this year's winner.

The summer is winding down, but you still have time to take a much deserved vacation. Here is everything you need to know for before, during and after your trip.

A new survey examines what parents are shopping for and where and how much they plan to spend.

Reaching customers even when ecommerce can't, these vending machines dispense unexpected items, where and when customers need them.

This tool provides a near exhaustive look at the past 22 years (and counting) of startups.

A look at how small-business owners are shelling out more than big corporations, and where their dollars are going.

Industry insiders laughed at the engineering toy for girls, but its inventor was determined to change the landscape of the 'pink aisle.' Entrepreneur Debbie Sterling shares how she transformed her idea into a million-dollar company.

How redirecting even 10 percent of consumer spending from chains to local small businesses can boost local economies and create jobs.

From the invention of moveable type in 1450, all the way to mobile ads and online videos, advertising has come a long way.

Here's a look at your odds of being audited. And how you can tell if you might be next.

The National Retail Federation offers a way to assess someone's skills and talents to find the best job.