Entrepreneurship

High unemployment among African American teens lead many to look into entrepreneurship.

The founder of Square is starting an apprenticeship program in St. Louis for budding programmers. They'll work at 100 local companies, including Monsanto and Enterprise Rent-A-Car.

Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian makes companies on the Internet, and wants you to do it, too. His new book "Without Their Permission" explains why.

Author Chris Schroeder says there's another revolution that's quietly emerging that deserves attention: growing entrepreneurship.

This is ‘no tech bubble’ says the head of the National Venture Capital Association. Even as the economy has improved, venture has not rebounded much.

A new tech venture wants to reel entrepreneurs in as close to Silicon Valley as possible without the need for a visa. The lure is a crusie ship 12 nautical miles off the shore of Half Moon Bay, Calif.

Boise burger-and-Idaho-fries entrepreneur expands his business as joblessness contracts.

The growing use of medical marijuana and the legalization of recreational use in two states have created more opportunities for pot entrepreneurs.

The Windy City tries to lure tech entrepreneurs to create a new startup ecosystem.

Social enterprises increasingly use morality and fair trading claims to attract investors rather than customers. Runa Tea is one.