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Success and fulfillment shouldn't be mutually exclusive. Here's how to set yourself up for both from the start.

A summer program in Harlem is teaching students what it takes to launch and grow a successful eatery.

Venture capitalist, author and professor Peter S. Cohan answer readers' top questions about entrepreneurship.

When coming up with a name for your startup, don't consider it lightly. But do consider these business-name trends.

Venture capitalist, author and professor Peter S. Cohan answer readers' top questions about entrepreneurship.

After a recent blog post detailing the vagaries of life at startups hit the web, we asked young treps to share their own experiences as start-up employees.

From artists to chefs to designers, making money is still considered taboo. But when you want to make it big in fashionable industries, being able to earn a buck is often key.

Starting a business is like a prizefight, you can project a path but the road is still full of surprise punches.

A business plan is the minimum requirement you need before asking anyone for money to build your business. Here is what it should include.

One of the toughest challenges a young entrepreneur may face is turning away friends who want to join their companies. Here are some options.

Most entrepreneurs expect to face the "normal" challenges of starting a business, which include finding the right opportunity, building and executing a winning plan, and financing their

These four steps can help get you on your way to enhancing and expanding your client base.

Our coach explains why constantly updating your business plan is the key to growing successfully.

It's a biz plan, not a doctoral thesis! Find out why an elaborate plan can weigh you down -- and how to keep it simple.