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Broadband is essential for an entrepreneurial future but broadband providers are more like the electric company or Ma Bell from days past. The FCC needs to regulate them that way.

The FAA is considering approving drone use for seven companies in the TV and film industry, which could open the door for exemptions in other industries.

With any luck, Justin Bieber could be hurtling through space by year's end.

Getting ready to hire overseas? Understand four key areas before you take the plunge.

When calls for consumer protection come from competitors, policymakers should be cautious.

We all want positive employees. But employer policies that mandate that attitude now are unlawful.

Roughly one year after trumpeting a merger that could have created the biggest ad agency on the planet, Omnicom and Publicis are right back where they started.

The market can regulate products or businesses better than any bureaucrat. Just ask a babysitter.

New data show new business growth has slowed since 2008. It shouldn't be hard to see why.

Seattle mayor Ed Murray proposed a record-setting minimum wage hike of $15 -- a move both waiters and restaurant owners are calling shortsighted for failing to credit tips.

The London-based Centre for Policy Studies took a look at so-called 'SuperEntrepreneurs' and the government and policy infrastructures that best support them.

Even after a few years, a startup still has an uphill battle against more entrenched competitors.

The new rules would reportedly allow ISPs to charge content providers for a faster, separate pipeline into customers' homes, effectively ending net neutrality.

Here are the commonly overlooked positions that will help you smooth out operations at and help grow your company.

Find out how your company can alert consumers to news or be alert to complaints on popular channels -- and still comply with government rules.

The media-streaming company is reportedly using Luxembourg as its French base as it looks to dodge the country's film industry regulations.

The Washington Nationals got caught using a small drone to capture publicity shots without FAA approval.

From filmmaking to sales, unmanned aerial vehicles are transforming how businesses operate and grow.

Legal compliance company CrowdCheck has a new service allowing entrepreneurs to protect themselves as they get ready to fundraise.

The social media network aims to expand in a country that has rebuffed Facebook, Twitter and Google.

The United Arab Emirates will employ drones equipped with eye-recognition and fingerprint technology to deliver important government documents by year's end.