No Guts, No Glory: Making it as a Young Entrepreneur
The entrepreneurial path isn't for the weak of heart: The risks are high--but the rewards can be just as great
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Starting Up a Longboard Company
The founder of Nelson Longboards needed transportation. Now he has a company.
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Supplying Containers for Global Health and Wellness
The founders of the G3Box turn shipping containers into medical clinics.
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How to Launch a Gaming Company
Learn how Josh Shabtai took his love for designing video games and turned it into a successful company.
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Running Business
A Philadelphia entrepreneur helps the homeless take a step in the right direction through her nonprofit, Back on My Feet
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Making it in the Music Industry
Will Yip, a self-taught music producer and audio engineer, started his career toiling in his parents' basement and is now touring with Lauryn Hill
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How to Launch an Arts Magazine
Debony Burrowes, creator of her own arts magazine, stresses that flexibility is key to running her magazine
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Shutterbug
Keats Elliot's love of photography and business led her to create Shootsac, a line of fashion-forward lens bags
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Take a Million Dollar Road Trip
Two industrious brothers from New Jersey reinvent the iconic American road trip into a cross-media marketing business
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