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Constrained by scarcer financing but aided by better technology, new businesses have fewer employees than they did a decade ago, posing a worrying trend for employment.

Dave & Buster's IPO filing drew a lot of attention, and not in a good way. With recent losses, heavy debts, and a stale concept, many analysts found the offering unappetizing.

The cost of a year of college passed $60,000 for the first time this year.

LOS ANGELES–I’ve been driving alternative fuel vehicles now for while.  I’m on my second full-electric car, a 2012 Nissan LEAF.  I also own a 2004 Ford F-150 pickup truck that is 100 percent na...

Lori Greiner shares her secrets to success.

With job creation at the center of the U.S. presidential race a month ahead of Election Day, the Labor Department reported Friday that U.S. employers added 114,000 jobs in September and the unemployment rate unexpectedly...

Not all entrepreneurs need a business plan. Most start-ups succeed because the founder had an authentic vision and clarity of purpose, not a well-written document. While not all planning is bad, the content that most bus...

My Bottom Line: Ken Olisa

With the first presidential debate behind us, and the election just a month away, we have come upon that magical time of the year when the media filters each new datum through the lens of the election horse race. And so ...

Antonis Samaras tells German newspaper Handelsblatt that the Greek people have been pushed to the limit, and compares situation to the end of the Weimar Republic Graeme Wearden

"That's the thing, the paradigms are changing, people want to be well-balanced. It needs to be built into the business model itself and you cannot...

Freddie Mac survey finds 30-year rates at 3.36 percent and 15-year adjustable rates at 269 percent.

As an independent review begins into the controversial idea of a third runway at Heathrow airport, a study demands four.

Susan Solovic on ways to prepare for workplace violence.

CNN's Richard Quest takes an in-depth look at a major milestone for Facebook.

Iranians at home and abroad are feeling the pain of the falling rial. CNN's John Defterios reports from Abu Dhabi.

Lamda Development CEO Odysseas Athanasiou talks to Richard Quest about leasing a broadcast center from the government.

Ken Rogoff, a Harvard public policy and economics professor, talks to CNN's Richard Quest about the Spanish rescue plan.

High U.S. taxes and political indecision are hindering the country's economic recovery, the head of General Electric told CNN's John Defterios in an exclusive interview.

When Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney attacked President Barack Obama during last night’s debate for creating an environment in the U.S. that’s hostile towards entrepreneurs,...

There is no ultimate right or wrong in a culture, but there are attributes that will be right or wrong for you, or your investors.

Jeff Macke has Wall Street's take on the showdown in Denver