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Mila Golovine was struggling to keep her translation company alive when she discovered a practice that would change her entire approach to her business.
Who says you can't learn anything about business from football? Here are five moves smart coaches make when they watch a game that have plenty of relevance to running a business.
Any time you configure a public computer, there's a good chance people will mess with it.
It's not the loan officer standing between you and some capital -- it's his algorithm.
Want to build a company? Here's why you should try your hand at raising a child first.
Groupon should be a killer lead-generation tool, but all you get is each customer's name. Here's how one organization managed to work around that limitation and score customer-data gold.
Upselling is a tried-and-true sales tool that can pay dividends for many businesses. But do it wrong, and you risk alienating the very people whose business you're trying to increase.
If you apply these tips, your e-mail will be more lucid, which will result in fewer traded messages, faster responses, and less time in your inbox.
Every organization has its own unofficial code of conduct. On the PGA Tour, rule No. 1 is never call out the big guns -- especially when you're a rookie.
Meet a 29-year-old entrepreneur who's turning down investors because he believes that careful growth is the key to long-term success.
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How to get the media spotlight on your startup -- the Tim Ferriss way. The best-selling author, "lifestyle guru," and businessman explains his strategy.
No matter how successful your business, you can always be a better leader. Instead of motivational sound bites, start your day by bringing yourself down a peg.
Back in the old days of the Internet (think late 90s), if you thought you had a brilliant startup idea, the first step in the business plan involved stocking up on cash and stuffing a room full of servers. If millions of dollars later it turned out that no one wanted to buy your [insert product he...
