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Paul Gu, Upstart co-founder; and Geoff Lewis, Founders Fund principal, discuss how investors can buy a stake in the future income of a startup company.

Cisco co-founder Sandy Lerner discusses how she started three successful enterprises after leaving Cisco Systems shortly after it went public in 1990.

CNBC's Robert Frank provides a look at which parts of the country house the most tax cheats.

Ted Leonsis, Revolution Growth Fund partner, explains how the business world could benefit from revolutionizing its ideas and practices.

Ted Leonsis, Revolution Growth Fund partner, explains why there's never "been a better time to be an entrepreneur."

Bill Dunkelberg, National Federation of Independent Business chief economist, reveals the results of the NFIB survey on small business, which shows the optimism index dropped 1.3 points in March to 89.5.

CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports how a startup company plans to disrupt the television business with its latest legal victory for streaming video. And, Aereo CEO Chet Kanojia explains how the service works.

Financial Web site SumZero provides a place for analysts, hedge funds and private equity firms to share under the radar investment ideas. Divya Narendra, founder & CEO of SumZero, explains.

In a wide-ranging interview, Daniel Rosensweig, Chegg president and CEO, discusses how online sales taxes will impact retailers, and the widening gap between highly-paid executives and employees.

Questions abound as small businesses are learning to adjust to health care reform, with Rachel Shein, small business owner, Baked in the Sun.

Congressional leaders may vote today on a budget amendment which would create a national internet sales tax, reports CNBC's John Harwood.

Wendell Pierce, Sterling Farms co-owner; and Troy Henry, Henry Consulting, discuss how their full-service grocery service found fertile ground in an emerging market in New Orleans.

Lord Digby Jones, UK business ambassador, tells CNBC that the removal of a 'tax on jobs' in the budget will benefit 400,000 small business in the UK enormously.

Tilman Fertitta, Landry's Inc. chairman & CEO, discusses employment, minimum wage, and why he took his company private.

Sean Wycliffe, Co-Founder and CEO of Dealflicks, explains how his company helps movie theaters fill empty seats by offering consumers discounted prices on tickets and concessions.

Erick Jessee, Posty Cards president, discusses how his business-to-business greeting card company has profited from offering their customers a personal touch.

Fred Deluca, Subway founder & CEO, explains how government cuts could impact consumer spending, jobs and the economy.

Evan Spiegel, Snapchat CEO and co-founder, discusses his company's plans to monetize an app that allows users to send pictures that disappear in 10 seconds.

Lower paychecks for consumers seemed to take a toll on small companies, according to the latest data from Experian-Moody's Small Business Credit Index report. Discussing the state of small business, with Mark Zandi, Moody's Analytics chief economist.