Should a college graduate in the current economy plunge into entrepreneurship or get started in the corporate cubical world? Two graduates of Boston College are glad they didn’t wait too long to pursue an entrepreneurial dream.
If you’re going to start a business, will it be full or part time? Many new business owners will start out running their business as a part-time operation, even though the ultimate goal may be for it to be a full-time endeavor.
Nobody likes to ask for money but if you’re looking to start a business, there is a good chance that you will have to solicit small business funding. Whether it’s venture capital, friends, banks, or other source, your pitch should be the same.
Today, we highlight another small business startup with roots that begin with one person who would start a business that defined the movie industry. What is your idea and how will you make it in to a culture changing company?
Congress is supposed to vote on the proposed Small Business Jobs Act later this week. Slated to pass, this bill could be a welcomed relief to small businesses feeling the pinch of a sluggish economy. One of the provisions of this bill is an increase in the maximum amount of microloans from the Small Business […]
Entrepreneurship has long been regarded as something for the younger generation. But as FoxBusiness‘ Lea Strickland writes, older entrepreneurs have many advantages over their young counterparts.
Recently, the Obama administration supported legislation that would bring nearly $30 billion worth of funds to community banks to increase small business lending, but some officials believe more needs to be done to boost small business formation and – hopefully – hiring rates.