Entrepreneurs Under 25

Yahoo has another interesting special feature, this time on young entrepreneurs. The feature includes stories of some individuals under 25 who have quickly become successful in their own businesses. There are several additional articles included in the special feature, but I wasn’t particularly impressed.

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