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As the field narrows in Inc's entrepreneurship tourney, the survivors are all household names. But some are more household than others. Oprah rolled over Ralph Lauren, helped by her only-one-name-needed status, while No

So you're ready to start a business but how committed do you want to be? Use these four examples as your guide. Many of our readers are interested in starting a business and find themselves at various stages in the process.

A new tool scans all of your online activity and lets you know if it's in danger of tainting your reputation.

Entrepreneurs often think only the best product will let them succeed. But sometimes 'best' isn't what your customers really want. Ever buy and eat a meal from a lunch wagon

How to resolve the classic love triangle: Entrepreneur, Product, Business. Every business starts with an entrepreneur looking to solve a problem. The entrepreneur creates a product they love, and are absolutely sure others will love it too

Sometimes your wants, needs and motivations are in conflict when you're selling your business. Setting priorities will help you focus on what's most important.

Incentivize your customers to pay early, and keep overhead low. Plus other advice from Rahim Fazal, co-founder of social media firm Involver.

Patience requires absolute control over your thoughts, words, and deeds. Here's how you can ace it

Ideas without action aren't ideas--they're regrets. In the dictionary “idea” is a noun

As a business grows, the founders job description will inevitably change. Here are seven roles a founder can transition into to ensure continued success.

Mark Zuckerberg and his executive team have been extremely successful at retaining equity in their company.

A hot mobile app that gets attention does not a company make.

For bootstrapping entrepreneurs, consulting is often a fact of life. But how do you keep all those side projects from overwhelming your startup

Are you relevant? (Are you sure?) Here are the top warning signs you may be alienating your customers. It seems the more market intelligence top executives possess, the less in touch they are with their target audiences

Do you have what it takes to start a business? A veteran entrepreneur suggests a surprising character for start-up life