Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Melissa Houston covers financial issues that affect women in business. Starting a small business can be a fulfilling and lucrative ...

The recruiting of a big new factory promising lots of jobs still grabs headlines, but many communities increasingly see the value of nurturing local entrepreneurs. Studies suggest that the majority of ...

A social media platform for cat lovers, a dating app for people with food allergies, and a fitness tracker for dogs all landed in Faster Capital’s top five lists of “Worst Start-Up Ideas.” Faster ...

Entrepreneurship and innovation are inextricably linked, forming a powerful partnership that drives progress and shapes our world. For those aspiring to become entrepreneurs, understanding this ...

Do you dream of starting a business from home but have no idea what type of business to start? Oh, believe me, I've been there! If you're interested in being the boss and calling the shots, here is a ...

SelfEmployed.com’s comprehensive study analyzes which businesses actually work for Gen Z and millennial founders A handy new research report from SelfEmployed.com has identified the most viable small ...

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Launchevity now introduces refreshed services tailored for today's growing solopreneur market agency offers solopreneurs fixed-rate website packages, branding, SEO, and post-launch support to turn ...

The application period for the Shenandoah Community Capital Fund’s new Incubator Program for Entrepreneurs in the Shenandoah Valley is open on a rolling basis. The Capacitor Incubator Program is a ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Thanks to technology and social media, entrepreneurship has become more accessible than ever. But, it’s important to understand that ...

In 2025, Black women-owned businesses accounted for 14% of all women-owned businesses in the U.S., totaling 2.02 million in 2024. Among all women, race, and ethnicity groups, Black women saw the ...