Special Report

Europe's Young Entrepreneurs 2006
With promising ideas and an inherently international outlook, more young Europeans are aiming for startup success. These 15 have found it

Slide Show: 2006 Nominees

Europe's Best Young Entrepreneurs 2006
BusinessWeek.com's first annual contest waded through some Internet click-tricks to turn up a fascinating and diverse group of go-getters

Slide Show: The Winners

The Winners: Asia's Best Entrepreneurs Under 25
Our readers chose five young people from varied backgrounds who share a taste for risk, an aptitude for tech�and a killer work ethic

Slide Show: The Winners

America's Best Young Entrepreneurs 2006
More and more young people are looking for startup success across the U.S. They've got their feet on the ground and some great ideas

Slide Show: The Winners

Europe's Top Young Entrepreneurs 2007

StatCounter Rakes In the Clicks

The booming Irish Web analytics startup was launched by the top vote-getter in BusinessWeek's young entrepreneur contest when he was just 16

Nominees: Europe's Young Entrepreneurs 2007

An increasing number of Europeans 25 and under are starting their own businesses -- and inspiring others to do the same
Slide Show: Nominees Set Their Minds on Success

What Ever Happened to the Class of '06?

No losers here—this year it's straight A's for the winners of BusinessWeek's Europe's Young Entrepreneurs contest

Europe's Tech Startup Boom

Fueled by plentiful venture capital, plus cheap talent from Eastern Europe, tech entrepreneurs are pulling in U.S.-size profits

Techies Across the Pond

Europe's lively startup culture is attracting American talent

Entrepreneurs Spruce Up the Old Bloc

From consumer products to Web sites, entrepreneurs under 25 are dreaming up great inventions in Europe and turning them into small businesses

Searching for an Encore to Skype

Mangrove Capital is betting the next Google will come out of Eastern Europe

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Special Report

Europe's Young Entrepreneurs 2006
With promising ideas and an inherently international outlook, more young Europeans are aiming for startup success. These 15 have found it

Slide Show: 2006 Nominees

Europe's Best Young Entrepreneurs 2006
BusinessWeek.com's first annual contest waded through some Internet click-tricks to turn up a fascinating and diverse group of go-getters

Slide Show: The Winners

The Winners: Asia's Best Entrepreneurs Under 25
Our readers chose five young people from varied backgrounds who share a taste for risk, an aptitude for tech�and a killer work ethic

Slide Show: The Winners

America's Best Young Entrepreneurs 2006
More and more young people are looking for startup success across the U.S. They've got their feet on the ground and some great ideas

Slide Show: The Winners

Europe's Top Young Entrepreneurs 2007

StatCounter Rakes In the Clicks

The booming Irish Web analytics startup was launched by the top vote-getter in BusinessWeek's young entrepreneur contest when he was just 16

Nominees: Europe's Young Entrepreneurs 2007

An increasing number of Europeans 25 and under are starting their own businesses -- and inspiring others to do the same
Slide Show: Nominees Set Their Minds on Success

What Ever Happened to the Class of '06?

No losers here—this year it's straight A's for the winners of BusinessWeek's Europe's Young Entrepreneurs contest

Europe's Tech Startup Boom

Fueled by plentiful venture capital, plus cheap talent from Eastern Europe, tech entrepreneurs are pulling in U.S.-size profits

Techies Across the Pond

Europe's lively startup culture is attracting American talent

Entrepreneurs Spruce Up the Old Bloc

From consumer products to Web sites, entrepreneurs under 25 are dreaming up great inventions in Europe and turning them into small businesses

Searching for an Encore to Skype

Mangrove Capital is betting the next Google will come out of Eastern Europe

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Europe's Young Entrepreneurs 2006 With promising ideas and an inherently international outlook, more young Europeans are aiming for startup success. These 15 have found it

Slide Show: 2006 Nominees

Europe's Best Young Entrepreneurs 2006 BusinessWeek.com's first annual contest waded through some Internet click-tricks to turn up a fascinating and diverse group of go-getters

Slide Show: The Winners

The Winners: Asia's Best Entrepreneurs Under 25 Our readers chose five young people from varied backgrounds who share a taste for risk, an aptitude for tech�and a killer work ethic

Slide Show: The Winners

America's Best Young Entrepreneurs 2006 More and more young people are looking for startup success across the U.S. They've got their feet on the ground and some great ideas

Slide Show: The Winners

Europe's Top Young Entrepreneurs 2007

The booming Irish Web analytics startup was launched by the top vote-getter in BusinessWeek's young entrepreneur contest when he was just 16

An increasing number of Europeans 25 and under are starting their own businesses -- and inspiring others to do the same Slide Show: Nominees Set Their Minds on Success

No losers here—this year it's straight A's for the winners of BusinessWeek's Europe's Young Entrepreneurs contest

Fueled by plentiful venture capital, plus cheap talent from Eastern Europe, tech entrepreneurs are pulling in U.S.-size profits

Europe's lively startup culture is attracting American talent

From consumer products to Web sites, entrepreneurs under 25 are dreaming up great inventions in Europe and turning them into small businesses

Mangrove Capital is betting the next Google will come out of Eastern Europe

Europe's Young Entrepreneurs 2006
With promising ideas and an inherently international outlook, more young Europeans are aiming for startup success. These 15 have found it

Europe's Best Young Entrepreneurs 2006
BusinessWeek.com's first annual contest waded through some Internet click-tricks to turn up a fascinating and diverse group of go-getters

The Winners: Asia's Best Entrepreneurs Under 25
Our readers chose five young people from varied backgrounds who share a taste for risk, an aptitude for tech�and a killer work ethic

America's Best Young Entrepreneurs 2006
More and more young people are looking for startup success across the U.S. They've got their feet on the ground and some great ideas

An increasing number of Europeans 25 and under are starting their own businesses -- and inspiring others to do the same
Slide Show: Nominees Set Their Minds on Success