Stanford
Entrepreneurship can be personally rewarding and good for the economy, if we wipe the stardust from our eyes
Research shows that references to God can prompt people to take more risks
Despite the romanticized image of billion-dollar paydays for founders of tech firms, taking the leap into entrepreneurship is fraught with risk. So then why do so many workers give up the security of a steady paycheck and strike out on their own?
How to quash bad ideas without stifling innovation
The intense atmosphere at startups can make conflicts difficult to resolve
An author finds what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur
A scholar says being ambitious doesn't necessarily mean being aggressive
A Stanford professor offers a better way to make decision
Head of world's largest company discusses making decisions and knowing when to admit failure
Researchers revisit a longheld marketing concept about how product placement impacts purchases