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When you’re ready to take the leap into entrepreneurship with your own small business or startup company, TNW Deals has put together a collection of essential guides and courses to help give you a ...

Any entrepreneur considering starting his or her own business, if not aware already, should understand at the very least the basic premise of the lean startup methodology. Lean startup says that a ...

Two years ago, I received an email from Shaan Patel, an inspiring young man who told me he was recently on Shark Tank and had landed a deal with Mark Cuban for his education startup. After chatting on ...

Y Combinator is improving upon its Fall 2014 Stanford course, How to Start a Startup, with a larger-scale online course called Startup School. Whether you swear by startup bibles like Both Sides of ...

Today Stanford is launching “Startup Engineering,” a free online course through Coursera. According to the professors, you need to commit just two to 20 hours per week for 10 weeks to complete the ...

When it comes to building a company or managing a group, it's probably not a good idea to wing it. If you are in (or aspire to be in) a managerial position, you'll want to understand the ins and outs ...

"Using Artificial Intelligence in Legal Practice" will help students build familiarity in using AI-based research platforms, while "Legal Tech Startup Skills" will guide students through launching ...

Startup Competition Judges (L to R, Normunds Bergs of SAF Tehnika/Mobilly, Anda Penka of Fermentful, and Antons Sapriko of Scandiweb) with Winners 1st Prize Startup Pitch Winner - SeeRoom (3D ...

Launched in 2006, education startup Course Hero started its life away from the attention of venture capital. After launching, the company waited eight years to raise a $15 million Series A. Then, ...

Stanford University launched a startup crash course in London last year for aspiring UK-based founders that wanted to learn more about entrepreneurship and innovation. The $10,000 (£6,600) three-month ...