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PowerPoint comes with a small assortment of boring templates, so after you see about a dozen decks, they all look the same. Here's how to shake it up a bit.
Ten years ago, at the height of the dot com bubble, Michael Kempner sold his East Rutherford, NJ public relations company, MWW Group, to Interpublic Group (IPG) for a tidy sum. Isn't that what every entrepreneur dreams of? Sell your company when valuations are high, stick around for a couple of year...
You can think of today's college grads as the "Facebook generation." And to work effectively with these kids, you should understand how they're different than previous generations.
Hurricane Ike and then the recession pummelled Vince Morvillo's yacht dealership. Here's how he revived the business by creatively adapting to the bleak circumstances.
With almost two weeks of PGA play under his belt, rookie Scott Stallings learns a crucial career lesson: part of doing well on Tour is getting the logistics right.
You need to send your paper to the cloud, but you don't have all day. The free ScanDrop software gets the job done with one scanner and two mouse-clicks. It's an amazing time-saver.
Microsoft has released OneNote for the iPhone. Now I can continue to reference and edit my OneNote notebooks whether I'm on my desktop, laptop, or iPhone.
How you handle an elevator speech can put you in the penthouse or the poorhouse. Before you craft yours, learn three big myths about the art of the short pitch.
With 110 employees and $40 million in revenue, Jane Glazer had built a successful company. But the name made most people think she operated out of her kitchen.
What you have to do to go from self-employed to business owner. Step #1: Take a pay cut.
Is it unnecessary -- or even wasteful -- to do anything more than what customers expect? There are people who think so... and I think they're nuts.
Getting publicity in the 2.0 landscape is hard. Don't make it harder than it needs to be.
The Line2 VOIP app does just what its name suggests: adds a second phone number to your smartphone. You can choose a new one, port an existing one, or even make it a toll-free number. Plus: free calling and texting!
Answer these 4 questions to find out if your napkin doodles have the makings of a successful new consumer product.
If you're shopping for a new cell phone plan -- for yourself or your employees -- we've got some data to help you make a smart choice.
