Entrepreneurs and founders

It puts a premium on customer experience, but undervalues strategic thinking.

Four questions to ask before you make a painful decision.

Company founders have to be optimistic and resilient. But new research shows that serial entrepreneurs-those who involve themselves in only one project...

Companies and leaders don't succeed or fail in a vacuum. When it comes to long-term success, the ability to understand and adapt to changing business...

You can’t get the deal done over the phone.

It's founders, research shows.

Companies can sustain their entrepreneurial energy even as they grow.

When companies stay private longer, stock options are less appealing.

The most successful entrepreneurs aren’t 20-somethings.

More exciting than the company’s multibillion-dollar sale was the first significant investment.

The popular take on entrepreneurs in the developing world is that they are few in number and run only microbusinesses. But in a two-year study of entrepreneurship...

The more rivals you outbid, the more likely you are to have paid too much.

How to set up the next generation for success.

On average, their value-add tends to decline after an IPO.

They're definitely not slackers.

Many of them are creating jobs.

Research shows there's more than one way to be a great leader.

In a pitch competition, judges reacted poorly to warmth and expressiveness.

Before the days of the Internet, it was primarily venture capitalists who coached young entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley. Today, because of the phenomenal...

Five strategies to sustain a healthy partnership.