Everyone is an entrepreneur. It's become meaningless. And entrepreneurship with a big E is a pain in the neck. We are in the golden age of entrepreneurship. In fact, it has become so mainstream that it’s bordering on cliché The majority of generation Y says they want to start a company, according to USA Today. Here’s why: 1. MORE >>

Unexpected things happen in the economy – take the recent Economic Crisis. Our national infrastructure of measurement would have looked quite different if we were prepared for such a possibility. We’d have asked homeowners and banks a lot more about collateralization and other aspects of the housing and mortgage markets. Kauffman Foundation. MORE >>

These trends could make for huge opportunities--or huge disruptions to your business. Either way, they are ones to watch. We’re only a few months into 2012, but several technology innovations are starting to show promise. You'll have to find room in your IT budget for these things, too. Whatever you do, keep these innovations on your radar: 1. MORE >>

As many people know, Global Entrepreneurship Week is held each November when 10s of millions of people in more than 120 countries celebrate entrepreneurs and the ventures they create along with the economies they shape. . They recently produced an infographic to provide some insight into the massive spike in events and activity during the week. MORE >>

Small businesses can't match the likes of Google in budget or branding. But you can this search-giant recruiter's best tips on snagging top talent. With its free meals, company ski trips, and sky-high brand recognition, Google is a magnet for top talent. Your little start-up or small business.not so much. Plus, Sergey Brin & Co. MORE >>