Entrepreneurial businesses come in all shapes and sizes. With only a few exceptions, if a big company can do it, so can a small one. Come explore the wide world of possibilities, including retail, direct sales, and a wide range of service businesses.

Choosing a Business to Start
The traditional approach to entrepreneurship is to research the market, identify a need, and create a business to fill it. In recent years, "Do what you love and the money will follow," has become increasingly popular. But there's an approach that combines the best of both.

Best Business Opportunities 2005
2004's hot trends become 2005's hot opportunities. If you're thinking about starting a business this year, here are some of the best new business ideas you may want to consider.

10 Under $20: Legitimate Businesses You Can Start for $20
Whether you're employed and starting a business on the side, a student or homemaker looking for extra income, or unemployed and exploring your options, there are plenty of opportunities to start a business inexpensively. They may not make you a living right away, but all have the potential to grow into full-time work. Take a look at 10 such opportunities and learn what to do with the $20!

Create Your Own Summer Job: 6 Ways to Make Money This Summer
If you're a recent graduate, a teacher or student off for the summer, or anyone else looking for some quick cash, summer's a great time to start a business. With a little money, some hard work, and a lot of entrepreneurial spirit, you can start turning a profit immediately. And all of these ideas are things you can still walk away from in September if you want to.

Top Ten Business Opportunities for 2004 (Small Business)
Small Business Guide Darrell Zahorsky takes a look at the top small business opportunities for 2004. This includes some obvious ones, like anything in the organic industry, and some not-so-obvious ones, like hot rod accessories.