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Even if they can't elbow their way onto the red carpet, these three businesses are hoping to steal a bit of the Oscars glow this weekend.
Meet a small-business owner who won big exposure by securing a product-placement deal.
Earlier this week, I heard the world's worst elevator pitch from a guy who wanted to be my caddy. Now, here are the top 7 things I look for in anyone who wants to be my wingman.
Jennifer Nielsen didn't need lawyers, agents, or trade shows to launch her startup greeting card company -- she had Google and a whole lot of chutzpa.
Do you have a telework agreement in place in your office? If not, you should. Here are 4 things you should get in writing now, before you start a telework program in your office.
Don't toss that venti-latte cup just yet! If you've got a scissors, a rubber band, and five minutes to spare, you can craft a nice little car mount for your smartphone.
Tell someone your business employees less than 10 people, and you'll likely receive condolences. Yet, when you look at the stats, these are the companies that are the best of the best.
Selling tea to the Brits is like trying to sell vodka to Russians. Here's how New York-based Harney & Sons Fine Teas finally cracked the English market.
You've spent a lot of time deciding who will someday take over your business -- create a plan today in case that happens sooner than you hope.
The mighty big-box store reported its seventh straight quarter of declining sales in its U.S. stores. Here's why that should lift small retailers' spirits.
Not all video is created equal. Long videos perform relatively worse than shorter video, for example -- here are a handful of ways to optimize the video you create for the Web.
Recent changes to the tax laws provide meaningful ways to grow a small business and hire more people -- no matter what size company you have. Here's how it worked for our business.
Good publicity can be invaluable. Most people realize they need to work hard to get it. Then there are those who don't.
Derek Sivers built a company almost by accident. When it started making $20 million a year in sales, he left it all behind. Here's why.
GenY is drawn to entrepreneurship, but are we providing them with the resources they need to start companies? Many say no.
