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This week, women in business gathered at New York University (NYU) for the ITP’s Women Entrepreneurs Festival v.2.

Queen Latifah has done nearly everything throughout her entertainment career. Now she is readying for a new daytime television show.

For the first time ever, New York University recently held an NYU Entrepreneurs Festival. It was a two-day event at NYU's Washington Square campus that kicked off with a keynote speech by Dennis Crowley, founder of web and mobile application company Foursquare. It also featured a series of panels and guest speakers.



MC Hammer has announced he will launch his own Internet search engine. Dubbed WIREDoo, the search engine has been two years in the making.

The fashion biz is tough. Designer B. Michael encourages aspiring designers to create a business plan, get funding, and strike out on their own.   

Through her new company, Whoop Ash, Sheree Fletcher has found a way to harness the power of natural ingredients to restore and nourish skin.

Some small businesses are skeptical about Obama's proposed $787 billion package of tax cuts and whether or not it could help foster new jobs. 

An annual list of the fastest growing companies reveals that some entrepreneurs have had to scale back while others' earnings have surged.

50 Cent may have gotten his entry into business via his rap success, but the hip-hop star has turned entrepreneurship into a new art form.

Tennis champ Venus Williams has teamed up with Jamba Juice as not only a celebrity spokesperson but also a new franchise owner.