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How many budding entrepreneurs have this dream?

You just came up with a new app under the company that you and you buddy started a couple of summers ago in-between semesters. At first, the app was formed on a good idea, but there were major technical glitches to repair and a couple of user features to improve on. more...

The majority of new entrepreneurs are funding their ventures out of their own pockets, a new study finds. more...

Small business owners may be risk takers, but that doesn’t mean they plunge into new businesses overnight.

A new survey by the Kaufman Foundation and LegalZoom found that 60% of the entrepreneurs contacted spent six months or more working on their idea before forming a business entity, and more than one third spent over a year. more...

A new survey provides a detailed picture of what kinds of people are starting companies.

Mention "entrepreneurs" and you may conjure up the image of a gaggle of college-aged Zuckerberg clones, each outfitted in an identical hoodie.

But the Startup Environment Index, a survey of nearly 1,500 people who founded businesses last year released this morning by the Kauffman Foundation and LegalZoom, paints a more nuanced picture of the oft-characterized group. more...