NEW YORK (AP) — For many people who leave military service, the next logical step is becoming an entrepreneur.
There are federal, state and private sector resources for veterans to help them...
WASHINGTON (AP) — Despite a decade-plus of economic growth, Americans have slowed the pace at which they're forming new companies, a trend that risks further widening the gap between the most...
WASHINGTON (AP) — Despite a decade-plus of economic growth, Americans have slowed the pace at which they're forming new companies, a trend that risks further widening the gap between the most...
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — In a night of commanding words from some of the most accomplished women in entertainment at the annual Women in Film Gala Wednesday night in Beverly Hills, from the...
- The Herald-DispatchMarshall students become first-ever cohort of Stanford University Innovation Fellows in WVDecember 3, 2019
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NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — The OU Tom Love Innovation Hub turned into a trade show floor recently, as the inaugural Entrepreneurship Expo brought out investors, onlookers and plenty of ideas.
Some came with established ideas, such as Real Kitchen Salsa, the Loveworks, Inc. facilitated company run by middle schoolers. OU alumni living nearby brought their ideas and innovations to share.
Entrepreneurship is in Steve Aoki’s blood
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — A Palestinian startup company touted as a model for Gaza entrepreneurship is struggling to recover after its office was badly damaged last weekend in an Israeli airstrike.
The office of Haweya for Information Technology was among dozens of buildings damaged on Saturday in a flare up violence between Israel and Hamas, the Islamic militant group that rules Gaza.
- ACCESSWIRECIEF 2019 was Concluded, Bringing Together Global Science and Technology Projects and Jointly Building the Collaborative Innovation platformJune 24, 2019
- Globe NewswireVideolicious Honored by Goldman Sachs for EntrepreneurshipOctober 18, 2018
- Globe NewswireKiley Named Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2018 in EY’s Heartland ProgramJune 27, 2018
- Globe NewswireSeattle-Area Teen Entrepreneurs to Compete with Students from Around the World for Best Business Plans at TiE Young Entrepreneurs Global Business Plan CompetitionJune 14, 2018
- Globe NewswireFraser Institute Media Advisory: New business startup rates—why are they declining in the U.S.? New study coming Thursday, May 17May 16, 2018
Ivanka Trump Meets Women Entrepreneurs in Peru
WASHINGTON (AP) — From AT&T's Alexander Graham Bell to Google's Sergey Brin, immigrants have long been more likely than native-born Americans to realize the dream of owning their own company.
"Immigrants are about twice as likely as natives to start new businesses," says Arnobio Morelix, an analyst at the Kauffman Foundation, which promotes entrepreneurship.