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By Kimberly Eddleston and Dan Holland on Mon Nov 07 2016

As online crowdsourcing has shown, people will support a proposed business or cause that moves them. For entrepreneurs, the ability to test a proposed product or service's uniqueness and appeal has Read more

By Ethan Mollick on Mon Nov 07 2016

Many entrepreneurship classes focus on student business ideas. The goal of this exercise is to expose students to a variety of tests to validate a business idea quickly: setting up the tests in one Read more

By Daniel Forbes and Eden Blair on Thu Nov 03 2016

Entrepreneurs play a huge role in society by bringing underappreciated products to market -- products that can help people but that big companies are too busy or disinterested to develop. In the Read more

By Ken Harrington, Dave Feldman and Nicholas Vitalari on Mon Oct 31 2016

Can a socially conscious company be true both to its mission and to its bottom line? If there's conflict, what gets priority? It's a difficult balancing act and missteps can cost customers, Read more

By Yasuhiro (Yasu) Yamakawa and Brett Smith on Mon Oct 31 2016

Successful entrepreneurs not only identify problems that must be solved, but also empathize with the people affected by them. In this discussion, Babson College's Yasu Yamakawa and Brett Smith of Read more

By Eapen Chacko and Brent Goldfarb on Mon Oct 31 2016

For a new venture, a business plan is an essential part of attracting investment and ensuring success. Or is it? In this spirited discussion, reminiscent of "Point/Counterpoint," Eapen Chacko of Read more

By Richard Schulze and Ritch Sorenson on Mon Oct 31 2016

Much has been written about how family businesses can have transition problems when the founder's children take over. Best Buy founder Richard Schulze and Ritch Sorenson of the University of St. Read more

By Lou Marino on Thu Oct 13 2016

Shark Tank is a popular resource for many entrepreneurship educators. While a number of outstanding episodes can be used in the classroom, a two-episode arc focused on Copa Di Vino -- a winery that Read more

By Michael Morris on Wed Oct 12 2016

Sleepovers at mattress stores, banks that allow depositors to set their own maturity dates on certificates of deposits, a bowling alley that charges by the number of pins that the bowler knocks Read more

By Sharon Alvarez on Tue Oct 11 2016

While king crab fishing is among the most dangerous and lucrative activities in the world, it is only recent technology that makes it possible to extract this bounty from the sea, from global Read more