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April 22, 2025 It’s a common story: an immigrant arrives in a new country, sees a need, and works hard to build a successful business around it. Think of Chobani, Google, or Tesla. Indeed, 45 percent of Fortune 500 companies had immigrant founders. While most research focuses on why these people launched their businesses, perhaps more interesting is how they achieved lasting success.

Science & Nature NASA sponsored Entrepreneurs Challenge events in 2020, 2021, and 2023 to invite small business start-ups to showcase innovative ideas and technologies...

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Twenty years ago, when I'd show up to a business event or a business dinner, I was the only one not drinking alcohol. Now, at those same types of events and dinners, hardly anyone even orders a drink. It's a fascinating shift that I predicted would take

Equitable leadership getty Entrepreneurs are often laser-focused on innovation, disruption, and scaling their businesses. Yet, one of the most powerful growth strategies remains overlooked: Creating equitable leadership and ensuring that more women have the opportunity to step into founder roles. Diversity at the leadership level isn’t just about social responsibility—it’s a competitive edge. Research consistently

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What does it take to start and grow a business to $1 million? Or even $1 billion? If you're among the more than six in 10 (62%) of U.S. adults who want to be their own boss, you might be familiar with the basics of entrepreneurship. Still, the prospect of leaving a secure 9-5 job

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. This Black History Month, we can learn a lot about how to move through challenging times by looking back at leaders who have experienced their fair share of challenges, too. It takes bravery, stamina, guts and a vision to move through dark eras and emerge victorious. As