Allbirds may be only three years old, but the San Francisco–based footwear brand is all about the future -- at the company and beyond. The eco-conscious company uses 90 percent recycled packaging, which has cut down on waste by a third since its intr

If you’re interested in becoming a franchisee, you’ll find there are thousands of concepts vying for attention. Maybe you’ve narrowed down your interest to a certain category -- like food or fitness -- but even then there may be dozens or hundreds of

Jung Lee, founder of events production-and-design firm Fête, writes about the moment she learned to create a stronger support system.

Many parents encourage their children to become entrepreneurs. Mine did the opposite. But in an unlikely way, we took this journey together -- and the person who once seemed most apprehensive about my career choice would come through with the greates

Veja's founders have always been proud of their sustainable footwear -- except their use of leather. Here's how they found a solution.

Adam Schwartz's t-shirt company was struggling. Instead of saving it, he built something new -- and better.

Asking staff to take on multiple responsibilities doesn't have to mean chaos. Here's how to keep the office calm, happy, and productive.

With an entrepreneurial can-do mindset, the four Hollywood vets have built a business with soaring sales and global impact.

Bell and the other founders of This Saves Lives answer burning questions from budding social entrepreneurs.

Think business is all about rational thought and logic? Think again -- and to find the biggest, best ideas, start thinking way outside the box.

Despite the lack of funding, black women are the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs today. Here's why.

The athlete is working to get sports leagues to embrace cannabis and CBD as a valuable resource for healing.

Mood33 is about feeling good more than feeling high -- and the design of its packaging has to make that clear to consumers.

You are six steps away from your goal. So am I. So is everyone.  And I mean it! Regardless of our circumstances, career paths, or past accomplishments, we are all six steps away. But here’s the kicker: We can never see more than one step ahead. This

When Karson Humiston was nearing graduation from St. Lawrence University, she attended a cannabis trade show in Denver. Jobs were on her mind; what kinds were available, what were their requirements. And in talking to the vendors there, she learned t

By listening to her community and reacting quickly, Mariam Naficy built a business bigger than her wildest visions.

Jason Avant has always been in the entertainment business. The former NFL receiver is an athlete by trade, but the business of football, he says, is about making sure fans have fun and providing them with an escape from reality. “That’s what football

“Google calendars truly are amazing -- we block out hours on them to create the free time and head space we need as cofounders. From ‘No-Plans Wednesday’ nights to daily lunch and work blocks, we use organization to create balance. Also, did you know

The shaved-ice franchise focuses on community engagement to build year-round demand for the warm-weather treat.

The technology is helping savvy companies (and enterprising entrepreneurs) find fresh opportunity in overlooked materials.

Industry vets offer up advice on finding the financial and lending partner that works for your business.

Neha Gupta's College Shortcuts helps kids and parents navigate the paperwork and stress of college admissions.

The increase of hurricanes, floods and fires worldwide has created increased demand and opportunity for brands and franchises in the restoration space.

Whether they're off to a power lunch or sporting sweats for "Athleisure Day," the company's team gets work done.

If you obsess about making sure your business won’t fail -- rather than figuring out how to make it succeed -- your focus will be in the wrong place. Fear doesn’t get you far in entrepreneurship, so it’s best that you keep your eyes on the prize. Sti

Drew and Jonathan Scott have conquered the real estate, design, and entertainment worlds. And they know that they're better together.

Drew and Jonathan Scott talked to two Entrepreneur readers (and husband-and-wife cofounders) about strengthening their working relationship.

Amanda Chantal Bacon is used to seeing eyes roll when she talks about her products. (Sex Dust, as an example.) But when business is booming, who has time to care?

Kevin Smith details how he and Jason Mewes have turned their iconic characters into a budding business.

Dispensaries can be confusing and intimidating experiences for consumers. The startup Dutchie makes it as easy as ordering a pizza.