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Venture capitalist, author and professor Peter S. Cohan answer readers' top questions about entrepreneurship.

Where to be extra careful when you trim budgets.

Student entrepreneur Eric Muli reveals how hard work, rejection and a little luck helped him land an investor for his startup.

At the end of the year, a slew of tax breaks are set to expire, effectively increasing your bill to Uncle Sam. Here is a rundown of some of the changes that may not heard about.

While it's tempting to sign up for another card to survive a cash flow crunch, consider these important tips first.

Is your small business caught in a cash crunch? Consider these steps to get customers to speed up and cut that check.

Financial dashboards are a popular way for small business owners to manage their money and track their growth without the hassle and expense of a business consultant.

A last-minute shortfall led a restaurateur to a speedy merchant cash advance in exchange for a cut of future sales.

Whether your investors are friends and family or VCs, here's a guideline on how to pay yourself as your startup grows.

Keeping a steady job can help sustain you and yours while your business is just getting off the ground. Here are five factors to consider before letting go of your 9 to 5.

Confused about payment schedules and hidden fees? We'll walk you through the fine print.

Getting through the often arduous startup period can be difficult for any entrepreneur — let alone someone who's starting up for the first time. Here's how to get equipped for the long haul.

Keeping a steady job can help sustain you and yours while your business is just getting off the ground. Here are five factors to consider before letting go of your 9 to 5.

As a business owner, you often look for ways to bootstrap or ask employees to go above and beyond. But overlooking overtime could land you in a heap of trouble.

Southeastern states have a particularly high percentage of small businesses being hamstrung by tight credit conditions.

About one in seven small business owners cite payment irregularities as their most challenging business problem.

When it comes to converting companies into cash, an alternative investment marketplace is expanding beyond high-growth startups.

The Senate is poised to vote on a bill that would impose a minimum tax of 30 percent on all individuals with incomes of more than $1 million.

Knowing how long your business can run on red is a crucial measure of its potential for success.

Business credit cards have their benefits, but it's good to know their downsides as well.

An entrepreneur sees the funding light when she agrees to pay her engineer in royalties based on future sales.