November 2017

Entrepreneurs

How the Daring Jeff Bezos Helped 4 Entrepreneurs Find Success

To understand how his impact spreads beyond the walls of his own operation, we asked four Amazon alumni to look back on the priceless lessons they learned from the boldest man they know.

By J.J. McCorvey

Thought Leaders

Despite the Dangers, This Founder Is Staying in War-Torn Syria to Help Entrepreneurs

Sami Ismail refuses to leave, wanting to instead continue supporting local entrepreneurs who are trying to succeed.

By Adam Elder

Human Resources

Why Microsoft, Chase and Others Are Hiring More People With Autism

It's good for business, they say: Adding 'neurodiversity' means bringing in employees with particularly coveted skills.

By Neil Parmar

Entrepreneurs

Richard Branson on the Importance of Taking Meaningful Risks

According to the billionaire, it is important to ask yourself, 'What can I do to make a real difference?'

By Jason Feifer

Building a Business

How to Find the Right Consulting Firm to Grow Your Business

Expert opinions and guidance can help your business soar -- but before you invest, be sure you know what you're looking for.

By Adam Bornstein

Buying a Franchise

The Service Industry: Why Veterans Are Flocking to the Franchise World

It has to do with focus, structure, camaraderie and a hard-earned ability to thrive within complex operations.

By Jon Marcus

Building a Business

How to Take the Right Risks

Be bold. Be daring. Be out there. But first, be sure it's the right bet to take.

By Jason Feifer

Building a Business

Want the Upper Hand? Think Like a Hotel.

You need to make the customer feel important, valued and part of the company's family.

By Lissa Harris

Human Resources

The Scientifically Proven Ways to Deliver Bad News

No one likes hearing bad news, but you can soften the blow with these research-backed strategies.

By Vanessa Van Edwards

Buying a Franchise

The Top 150 Franchises for Veterans

To celebrate Veterans Day, check out the franchises ready to serve those who've served their country.

By Tracy Stapp Herold

Buying a Franchise

Why These Founders Took a Huge Step Back and Became Franchisees

Sometimes running a company isn't all it's cracked up to be.

By Nina Zipkin

Thought Leaders

After Being Told She Wasn’t ‘Entrepreneurial,’ This Woman’s Startup Is on Track to Hit $40 Million in Sales This Year

The co-founder of sheet company Brooklinen learned to stay focused, determined and motivated.

By Vicki Fulop

Business Accounting

6 Ways to Know an Investor Is the Right Fit for Your Company

Finding someone to support your business is about more than facts and figures on a term sheet.

By Entrepreneur Staff

Human Resources

WeWork’s Headquarters Is the Ultimate Co-Working Space

With three large landings outfitted with cozy couches and lounges, the space provides synergy among WeWork teams.

By Kristin Hunt

Buying a Franchise

Father and Son Team Take On Greasy Fast Food With Simple, Healthy Meals

Less is more at Flame Broiler, a fast-casual restaurant that keeps its customers healthy and its franchisees happy.

By Lydia Belanger

Building a Business

Pivot or Die: How One Travel Company Finally Hit Its Stride

When Tripping.com's customer base wasn't interested in buying what it planned to sell, the company had to find a new model -- and let go of the past.

By Stephanie Schomer