This movie is an entertaining story about Bud Fox, a stock broker living in New York City. He starts out the movie barely making ends meet, but soon comes up with a way to make the living that he always

An aspect of entrepreneurship in the documentary that I found interesting was the relationship between regulations and aid-- that is provided by America and other countries like it-- and the economy and

The New Machine is an episode of The Men Who Built America that focuses on the government decentralizing big businesses, and also on the rise of Henry Ford. The aspect of entrepreneurship in the episode

This movie follows Howard Roark, an architect that originally struggles to find his way in the New York building scene. This due to his new and innovative ideas that society refuses to conform to. Roark

The main character in this movie is bull rider, electrician, and later entrepreneur, Ron Woodruff. In the beginning of the movie, it was clear that Ron had some type of sickness, but after he was electrocuted

This podcast, EconTalk, welcomed a guest speaker, Keith Smith who is an anesthesiologist that opened a center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma that welcomes individuals that possibly do not have or cannot afford

This movie is a very interesting story about how the iconic McDonald's restaurant came to be. We all are aware of the fast service and classic products that this chain brings to the food industry, but

In Tucker: The Man and His Dream (1988), the aspect of entrepreneurship that I find most interesting is the innovation of the car that Tucker comes up with. He decides to add safety features like seatbelts

In Other People’s Money (1991) the aspect of entrepreneurship in the movie that is very interesting is the way that Mr. Garfield recognizes that the New England Wire and Cable company is inevitably going

In the movie “Joy,” the aspect of entrepreneurship that I found particularly interesting was the legal woes that Joy had to face, and how those contributed so much to her financing. Before she was even