Don't leave your eco-consciousness at home. Rent a fuel-efficient car for business travel.

Rearranging physical space can impact many areas of your life.

Don't let H1N1 fears thwart travel plans. Know how to protect yourself.

Teenager puts cupcakes on a cookie stick and secures a sweet award: $10,000 and a free website and patent.

Through NFTE, students find practical applications--and heightened enthusiasm--for their coursework

The Road Less Traveled not only practices but also teaches what it preaches.

These women founded organizations designed to make the world a better place.

Got time to kill on the concourse? Here are some great stores to explore.

A summit in Istanbul promotes women as entrepreneurs and leaders.

First toss what you don't need, then develop new habits to keep clutter at bay.

Here are 5 bloggers who offer eye-opening advice and information about life on the road.

8 women create 5 businesses whose products serve a social goal: helping women to success.

Alicia Polak started her company with the goal of creating jobs for unemployed Africans.

Mary Schnack helps artisans from around the world by bringing their products to the U.S. marketplace.

Threesome create a cottage industry of women who earn a living rolling colorful beads out of recycled paper.

The hair accessory provides Chinese and Masaai women with a way to make a living on their own terms.

The company helps women in rural Afghan villages weave their way out of poverty.

Mom biz owners are different from other entrepreneurs in several ways. For one thing, it's motherhood that inspires them.

Pet-friendly hotels cater to dogs, with everything from canine cocktail hours to doggie surfing lessons.

Evidently, a lot, as more life and biz coaches adopt an equine model of learning.

Equines possess 6 traits biz owners would be wise to copy.

The television personality and her husband create a product that keeps kids close--and safe.

Next time you don't have to hand wash a plate or clean a dirty diaper, thank the women who invented the dishwasher and the disposable diaper.

Involved in organizations that aid women and women of color, NAWBO President Cynthia McClain-Hill considers her professional talents a way to contribute to the civic well-being of her world.

This last in a 3-part series will help turn your tiny venture into a full-time success.

Sharon Hadary looks back on 2 decades as executive director of the Center for Women's Business Research.

Bored while her baby slept, this mother created organic, cloth diapers.

Grueling challenge event tests mental and physical limits while building unparalleled business teams.

The companies that give despite difficult times will be remembered by clients, customers and employees.

Terry Neese says women business owners have the ability to shape the political landscape in their favor. And she's determined to give them the tools to do so.

How one question can inspire mompreneurs to take a leap of faith away from baby steps and do something big each day.

Attorneys share the characteristics needed to start successful entrepreneurial ventures.

A serial entrepreneur finds a way to bottle the exotic flavors of her travels.

Technology allows you to serve clients while enjoying a bit of R&R.

Women willing to cultivate ambition and take chances can reap rich rewards.

More and more women are starting technology companies--and securing venture capital, to boot.

The CEO and president of HUYA Bioscience International lends an insider's view into her successful ascent to leadership in an industry traditionally dominated by men.

Even in male-dominated industries, women can excel. 3 female CEOs tell you how.

Blogging has grown to the point that women bloggers even have their own annual conference.

Diversifying your business and learning to say 'no' can bring you success.

Don't let your emotions get in the way of sales success.

These two middle-age moms are bad news for scofflaws.

Four women find creative ways to overcome obstacles that could have killed their businesses.

America is the land of opportunity, and immigrants are taking full advantage.

A key improvisation researcher says this special skill can bring women entrepreneurs unanticipated business success.

Angel funding is becoming easier to attain, even if you're an established business.

Sun-protective clothing is catching on, as people become more aware of the dangers of UV radiation.

In some international markets, an open mind is more important than an open wallet.

How one woman went from enduring corporate gloom to living the sweet life.

Weigh the circumstances carefully before embarking on a venture that could cause a family rift.

Don't be shy. Tell us what you think of WomenEntrepreneur.com.

Mothers and daughters say that owning a business together is rewarding--and fun.

For some, starting a business is all about natural beauty.

Our Kristin Chessman was on the scene at the recent Women Presidents' Organization conference in Boston. Check out her dispatches.

The industry is booming, and entrepreneurial ventures are expanding its reach.

Copreneurs say working alongside a spouse can enhance a marital relationship.

The latest buzz about alpha males has spawned workshops and books geared toward both women and men who want to become more 'alpha' in business.

Sara Wilson, Nichole L. Torres and Kristin Edelhauser Chessman report on events at the Women in Charge conference in Miami, Florida.

The business lunch is not about the food. It's about building relationships to boost your bottom line.

Entrepreneur's 2008 Women in Charge conference keynote speaker, Adela Cepeda, reflects on women in business today.

These 4 women entrepreneurs survived breast cancer and their businesses did, too.

Discover the powerful characteristics that can move you from ordinary to extraordinary.

Minority-owned women's businesses are growing at a fast clip. What's going on, and what does it mean for the U.S. economy?

Women entrepreneurs should consider adding another office to run: a political one.

An empowering day was had by all at our recent conference.

Yes, you can win big contracts--with a bit of help.

Older, more affluent moms are inspiring a burgeoning business trend.

This entrepreneur is making a difference for women in tech--and her SMB clients.

Know where to draw the line between subtly sexy and sleazy.

What happens when a daughter inherits dad's business?

Women use unique benefits to show employee appreciation.

How women business owners can conquer low self-esteem

In the boardroom, there's still plenty of room for women.

Is interrupting a good business tactic, or just plain rude?