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Service businesses can provide a great lifestyle and require very little capital to launch. But growing them into something bigger is a challenge. Here are three ways to do it.
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Nothing saps productivity like being sick. The moment you feel symptoms coming on, there's one simple, newly studied remedy that can help send that cold packing. Hint: it starts with a 'Z.'
Facebook is rolling out changes to how businesses can use their pages. Use these three tips to stay one step ahead of the game.
A look at how many new companies it would take to move the GDP needle by just one percent.
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What's the best way to build a cohesive, goal-oriented team around a star employee? Johan Bruyneel, the team director behind Lance Armstrong's seven Tour de France victories, weighs in.
When Wal-Mart comes to town, should small business owners toss eggs or open their arms? The answer may surprise you.
In business writing, there's no friendly editor down the hall ready to review and edit your work. Consequently, here are 8 tips and tricks for eradicating errors before you share your writing with others.
Are You Ready to Start Your Own Business? The 6-Month Countdown to Launch Meet 3 Entrepreneurs Who Escaped Corporate America 5 Tips for a Fast Launch
Finding an angry e-mail in your inbox can ruin more than just your day. Here's how (and why) you should diffuse the situation instead of escalating it.
Ready to ditch your cubicle for good? Don't just up and leave. Here's how to give yourself six months of runway time -- and your new business a better chance for survival.
Meet three first-time business owners who left corporate jobs and steady paychecks to build their own companies -- and never looked back.
Here's what you need to know if you're on the verge of saying "Take this job and shove it."
Sharif Alexandre was having trouble getting college students to use his mobile payment service -- until he tried some of these strategies.
