Entrepreneur magazine
May 2015
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6 Lies They Teach in Business School
Sometimes, the lessons you learn from life experience contradict the ones you learned in the classroom.
How to Succeed in Franchising Your Business
The most successful franchises have a few strengths and strategies in common. Here's how they play to win.
How One Entrepreneur Hit Rock Bottom Then Climbed to the Top
After taking on the nightclub business in the 1970s, including creating the legendary Studio 54, Ian Schrager turned to hotels.
These 101 Franchises Are the Best of the Best
From auto repair or sandwich making, these franchises rank at the top of their industry categories.
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The Boss Is Dating an Employee. Now What?
Any owner, CEO or manager needs to tread very carefully when becoming romantically involved with an employee.
Are Wellness Programs Right for Your Company?
A look at the risks and ROI for employers.
The 7 Steps of Effective Product Development
Take your product from killer concept to cash cow.
This App Wants to Be Your One-Stop Shop for Hotel Services
To streamline the hotel experience, MobileSuites might be worth checking out.
How to Keep Good Employees From Looking for Other Jobs
You gotta know how to hold 'em...
Meet the Man Who Started the First-Ever Property Management Franchise
Kirk McGary decided to leap into uncharted waters and franchise his company in 2005.
Scents and Sensibility: How This Historic Perfumery Is Innovating
A 400-year-old company blends perfumes -- and business practices -- old and new
What to Look For When Hiring Your First Employees
Your startup's initial employees can make or break the place. Choose wisely.
What This Business Owner Did to Get His Team Out of a Sales Rut
A little friendly competition translated into a big jump in sales.
Business Travelers: Is Loyalty Dead?
Airline and hotel loyalty programs have undergone some significant changes in the last few years.
Why This Insurer Wants You to Wear a Health Tracker
Wearable tech meets rewards at a growing health insurance company.
Why This Hearing Device Is Making Noise With Investors
An earpiece for noisy situations raises millions
Mmmm, Crickets: How Exo Protein Bars Found Its Wings
Two entrepreneurs are singing the praises of cricket-based protein bars.
4 Ways to Protect Your Business Against Employee Fraud and Theft
Putting these strategies in place will discourage bad behavior.
6 Recent Marketing Campaigns That Were Pretty Awesome
Learn why these campaigns worked and where their success was noticeable.
How Nature's Beauty Led This L.A. Art House to Blossom
Natural Curiosities creates wall art, furniture and other pieces sold to major retailers and the interior design trade.
Is Your Business Idea Too Weird for a VC?
If your business doesn't firmly fit the mold, don't be discouraged.
How to Protect Your Company From Your Business Partner's Divorce
Make sure problems in one partner's personal life don't wreak professional havoc.
How a Data-Driven Meal Delivery Service Cooks Up Exactly What Customers Want
With help from some San Francisco-based software, Munchery can track customers' order histories and preferences. The results taste like success.
How Product Hunt Rose to the Top
The website attracts hundreds of thousands of readers monthly. Find out why.
Out of the Loop on the Internet of Things? Here's a Brief Guide.
An expert weighs in on how Web 3.0 will affect small businesses.
Meet Y Combinator's Bold Whiz Kid Boss
Sam Altman is redefining the venture capital firm's identity and making bold moves. After one year on the job, has his strategy paid off?
From Hotels to Airports: Our 2015 Business Travel Award Winners
Check out the best of the best in business travel this year.
How to Buy a Business With Seller Financing
A look at when seller financing makes sense and how to vet the deal.
How a NY Food Cart Is Becoming an International Brick-and-Mortar Chain
The Halal Guys dish on opening a franchise of brick-and-mortar eateries.
Why Entrepreneurs are Shepherds of Renaissance
Entrepreneur's editor-in-chief Amy Cosper proves why her degree in art history is relevant in business journalism, and why relevance is imperative in business.
