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Hunter Owens is an expert when it comes to startups, thing is he's only 20 years old. Starting at 14 this incredible guy has been building internet companies and making money without ever holding a "real" job. Read More
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Judge.me wants to judge you, and fix the way international disputes are settled in the process. Peter Jans-Celis traveled halfway across the world to participate in an incubator and build this startup. Read his story. Read More
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Politics and entrepreneurship are just about the last things you'd expect to find together. ElectNext would like to argue that point... Read More
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A health and fitness content startup grew from 0 pageviews a day to 800k in one year. How did they do it? Find out inside. Read More
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What's your best move? If someone were to ask you that out of the blue, what would you say? That's exactly what we did with successful startup founders. Their responses are inside. Read More
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Mor.sl may be the coolest thing since sliced bread...and it'll even show you how to make sliced bread. The D.C.-based startup is the "Pinterest of recipes" and doesn't fail to impress with it's wide range of meals and easy-to-follow setup. Read More
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Parking Panda is changing the way we think about parking. Instead of aimlessly driving around the block in search of an open spot, we now have a way to find parking through our phones. Read More
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Shawn Green was an MLB all-star, but now he's the founder of JockTalk, a place to talk about sports. He lives by the motto "swing for the fences," but not only in baseball...in all areas. Read More
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Why are some startups successful while others fizzle out? What does the same idea work for one person, but not for another? Why am I not successful? These are all good questions, and there's a good answer for them. Read More
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Sometimes you can be successful in an industry that has remained stagnant for years. Hear how two Stanford grads made it big by selling hearing aids of all things. Read More
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