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You will not be alone when starting a company. There will be vendors, suppliers, partners, developers, regulators, and, with some luck, customers who will embrace your company's product or service. ...

As the United States trudges its way out of recession and high unemployment rates, Silicon Valley appears to be growing ...

From engineering teams of just a few members, to global companies with tens of thousands of employees, organizations must constantly search for new ways to reinvigorate stressed-out workforces. You may ...

Entrepreneurship activities continue to blossom at Stanford, even as spring quarter is coming to an end. Here is a round-up of campus entrepreneurship opportunities, information and events for you ...

The Innovator’s Paradox If you work for any type of business there is a good chance you may get trapped by the innovator’s paradox. At some ...

Ten years ago, every company founder dreamed of taking their startup public. Maybe they wouldn't openly admit to fantasizing about an IPO, but this major event could provide a company ...

In all the excitement around creating a new product or starting a fresh company, even seasoned entrepreneurs can lose sight of the importance of connecting with customers. Maybe customers aren't ...

We all face uncertainty in life, especially at times of great change or transition. With our minds full of problems and questions, it's easy to feel overwhelmed by challenging ...