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Inadequate funding, bad location, poor execution – these are common reasons for business failure, but they don't tell the whole story. Many times, the reason for a business's failure is not so obvious. Why are these reasons untold? Simple.
If you're looking for funding, try browsing the blogosphere. A small but growing number of VC managers have blogs, which can help entrepreneurs easily research and connect with funders.
"If at first you don't succeed, try again." The lesson is that few people achieve anything great without overcoming obstacles. Broke, unemployed, declared "stupid" or "unteachable" -- these 7 entrepreneurs exemplified perseverance.
Fascinating article. "Once a marketing gimmick, free has emerged as a full-fledged economy," Anderson writes, citing the success of Radiohead and Google as prime recent examples.
A common concept is entrepreneurship is that every successful business starts with a great idea. Well, that's a half-truth. Great companies start with great ideas — and a great business plan.
Amid the tumult in the public markets, venture capital investments in U.S. startups remains very, very strong -- climbing to a six-year high of $29.4 billion in 2007.
Apparently riding your bike down a mountain at 100+ MPH isn't a great idea. Neither is riding a mountain bike off the roof of a house or attempting to jump your bike over a house.
2007 featured a number of down-to-the-wire finishes and a "curse" on teams that reached #2 in the rankings. There were also a number of memorable moments, including a crazy lateral play, an unforgettable press conference, and the crowning of the youngest Heisman winner ever.
Think all emo kids are miserable, cut themselves, dress in black, and listen to whiny music? Well, you're probably right. But what you didn't know is that these kids write some pretty terrible poetry, too!
Everyone makes mistakes. But when big businesses make mistakes, they've typically spent millions of dollars on marketing campaigns to let us know about their flawed products.
Yeah, we all know – Captain America died. What did he have to do with music? Many bands name dropped the superhero in songs, often to represent America, what the country stands for, and good old "American values."
An Italian fan site devoted to Guns N' Roses, GNRonline.it, has decided that Chinese Democracy just ain't worth it. The site is tired of being jerked around by phony dates and often empty GNR promises on their long delayed album.
Finally, less crap on the radio!
We're talking about the actual monument.
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