American Entrepreneurship Faces A Crisis
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So writes Reed Hundt, former chairman of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission.
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If the U.S. economy tips into a recession, don't count on the technology business to be a safe haven, experts say. In fact, tech high-fliers like Google and Amazon may be particularly vulnerable to recession.
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America can't forget its economic homework--or face the consequences.
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Individual investors are struggling to find a balanced approach at an unreliable time for the market.
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Tough financial times call for tough decisions ... or maybe just an extra drink or two.
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Welcome back to 1998 From Wall St to Silicon Valley, experienced finanical types and entrepreneurs are privately conceding the obvious: we're in a tech bubble. The only doubts are over whether we are in 1998 or 1999 again.â¦
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There may be too much doubt surrounding the big IPO.
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The United States remains the world leader in scientific and technological innovation, but its dominance is threatened by economic development elsewhere, particularly in Asia.
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Founders of successful companies like Facebook say it's a complex decision whether to build the biz and harvest the revenue or to sell while it's hot. By the Associated Press.
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Inexperienced firms "are going to burn their fingers," says one VC veteran. But the greater risk is in being left behind.
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Suddenly coming into a lot of money isnât necessarily the ticket to financial freedom.  Instead, it can be difficult to find smart, solid advice for handling it.
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The venture capital industry is worried that a proposed increase in taxes on carried interest would hurt their ability to fund start-up companies.
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One man's small business struggles for stability in a country still uneasy about market forces unleashed by the fall of communism.
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Boston entrepreneur Philip Guarino once thought that running a small enterprise would be a piece of cake. ''Having an MBA, I didn't think I'd need any direction," he said.
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For generations, wealthy investors could rely on Wall Street to come up with products and services geared to meet their financial needs. Average Americans weren&#146;t so lucky. To much of Main Street, the financial world has long been a bewildering place with an unintelligible language of symbols, slogans, and acronyms. This wasn&#146;t a problem years ago because employers generally paid ...
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When the number of Americans out of work starts to rise sharply, a recession occurs. By that token, the latest figure for unemployed workers is, at the least, a danger sign.
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Private equity firms, until recently  the high flyers of finance, have had a tough summer.