Brika Helping Designers Create, Sell to 'Every Girl'
Startup Brika is a curated digital marketplace for handcrafted jewelry, accessories and home décor items made by artisans and designers across North America.
How WineStyles Tasting Station Was Born
WineStyles Tasting Station’s mission is to make wine, craft beers and gourmet food more accessible through a convenient and affordable boutique shopping experience.
One Man’s Plastic Waste is Another’s Business Mission
In time for World Ocean Day on June 8, The Plastic Bank just announced it successfully printed the world’s first 3D-printed item made from recycled ocean plastic.
Elevator Pitch: Exubrancy’s Idea for Employee Wellness
Employee retention is a top concern for many employers, and this startup is bringing fitness and relaxation directly to the office to help keep workers happy.
Orlando Mayor On City’s Growing Tech Scene
Beneath the shadow of Orlando’s tourism, there’s another sector that is fueling the region’s economic growth. Technology has become Orlando’s second largest industry and is catching the eye of major corporations including, Apple, Lockheed Martin and Siemens.
4 Ways to Prepare Your Startup for Long-Term Growth
Trying to get your small business off the ground can be as exciting as it can be nerve-racking. Here are some key actions to take while you are still in the earliest stages in order to protect your long-term growth and help your new business start out right:
What Type of Entrepreneur Are You?
Know any of these entrepreneurial types? Seen any of them in the mirror lately?
An Entrepreneur Obsessed With Clothes That Make the World a Better Place
Here's an inside look at the creative mind behind PACT, a San Francisco-based socially-conscious clothing company that wants customers to change the world for the better with the clothes on their back.
7 Signs You're Ready to Be Your Own Boss
Before they were great leaders, they were great employees. Most accomplished entrepreneurs and executives built their success on a solid foundation.
Paperless Post’s Alexa Hirschfeld: Tech Founder First, Woman Second
Paperless Post co-founder Alexa Hirschfeld is at the helm of a quickly-expanding stationary empire, with more than 85 million invites sent and received. She says she appreciates the strides made by the women who came before her—but thinks first about work, then her gender, in the male-dominated sector.
Time to Quit Your Day Job? 5 Ways to Know
Considering a career change to follow your dream and do great things? Here are five things to do before you take the plunge.
JFK and Small Business
I believe the SBA is the most effective government agency, and it embodies the hope that President Kennedy instilled among Baby Boomers and subsequent generations.
Shop Small on November 30th
There are big deals to be found on Main St. on Small Business Saturday.
Summer Fun Only a Dream for Entrepreneurs
Many small businesses owners won't be spending much time relaxing this summer, a new study finds.
5 Must-Have Entrepreneur Qualities
There’s an age-old debate about whether entrepreneurs are born or made. Whichever side of the fence you fall on, you have to admit: there are certain characteristics that make for more successful business owners.
Surviving Breast Cancer Bald, Bold and Beautiful
Small Business Spotlight profile on 4Women.com, which offers fashionable solutions to women and girls with medical hair loss.
Fashion Line Aimed at Soothing Breast Cancer Survivors
Small Business Spotlight profile on Alloro Collection, a sophisticated line offering beautiful clothing and accessories geared toward women who have experienced breast cancer, especially without reconstructive surgery.
Richard Branson's 4 Keys to Success
Richard Branson writes letter to 12-year-old fan detailing 'the key enterprising skills' he used when first starting out, and still today.
5 Great Traits Effective Entrepreneurs Share
We’ve sorted through Entrepreneur’s coverage from the past year and chosen five great traits that define the effective entrepreneur, all courtesy of leaders in social media, innovation and business. Let their insights help you better understand how the most interesting people make their dreams a reality.
Bulb Ban Brings Disruption to the Living Room
A ban on old-school 40- and 60-watt incandescent bulbs begins on Jan. 1. Which is good news for some energy startups.



















