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Julia Austin has worn nearly every hat a founder can imagine: operator, investor, educator, and coach at Harvard Business School, where she now co‑chairs the Arthur Rock Center for Entrepreneurship. Her new guide, "After the Idea," shows how messy and overwhelming startup life really is once the initial spark fades…

When to hand over the reins is one of the entrepreneur's trickiest predicaments. ScaleUp Standard tackles hiring a first CEO, dyslexic entrepreneurship and building a board

Self-help gurus are often seen as the ultimate symbols of personal success, prosperity, and unshakable optimism. They sell millions of books, command packed stadiums, and share daily mantras about financial abundance and mental mastery. Yet behind the curtain of affirmations and bestsellers, some of these motivational icons have battled their…

Private equity deals, cloaked in financial engineering, lead to fewer owners, fewer options, and less upward mobility.

Y Combinator boss Garry Tan warns against the “dangerous” embrace of Sam Bankman-Fried and Elizabeth Holmes by some education programs.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman expressed disappointment with the Democratic Party, saying it no longer aligns with the pro-innovation values he once shared, leaving him "politically homeless."

Nowadays doing business is no longer limited to one city or country. Entrepreneurs now connect with people, clients, and partners around the world — without even leaving their homes

Exowatt is approaching AI's biggest challenge at the systems level, as they realize that the next stage is not just about more powerful algorithms but the underlying infrastructure.

In today’s economy, the allure of a side hustle is stronger than ever, promising extra income, creative fulfillment, and even a potential path to entrepreneurship. We pour our evenings and weekends into these passion projects, hoping to turn them into something successful. But not every side hustle is destined for…

Governments often see entrepreneurs as the engines of innovation, job creation and economic growth. In the UK alone, small and medium enterprises account for 99.8% of the business population and employ more than 16 million people.

Aram Minasyan has never viewed entrepreneurship as an abstract pursuit. For him, it has always begun with something specific