High stress and long hours led these entrepreneurs to pack on the weight.
The most dramatic changes mandated by the Affordable Care Act, aka "Obamacare," kick in by 2014. These companies are poised for big growth as they work with hospitals, ...
Forget employees. These businesses rely entirely on freelancers. That means no taxes, unemployment insurance or labor regulation.
Who says entrepreneurs have to start young? These owners waited until their 60s, 70s or even 80s to first launch a business.
For a small business owner, an order from Wal-Mart means access to the 200 million customers who visit each week, plus the chance to grow sales and hire more employees. ...
With the music industry less artist-friendly than it once was, many savvy musicians are starting their own record companies. We talked to five musician-CEOs about the ...
These entrepreneurs can't even fathom an 8-hour workday.
How three mighty mites have managed to carve out niches in the face of competition from brewers big and small, Amazon, and SAP's Ariba software unit.
Some companies have built successful businesses on government funding. Now, as Washington gets ready to begin automatic budget cuts, these firms are taking stock.
The pinball industry is down to its last ball, but help is on the way.
From painting classes where you bring your own wine to a truck that offers mobile video-game parties, these young franchises have been expanding fast.
These small businesses are being squeezed by local regulations requiring specific licenses. All are fighting back with the help of the Institute for Justice, a civil ...
These 5 small businesses all make their products in the U.S. and are committed to keeping things that way, despite the lure of outsourcing.
Some doctors are quitting medicine after they find a new passion; others are burned out and fed up with shrinking reimbursements or being overloaded with patients.
Fiscal cliff, be damned. Sure, they hate the uncertainty in Washington, but some of America's top entrepreneurs say now is a great time to hire new talent.
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