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The difference lies in the ability to inspire employees, especially during difficult times.
Sabrina Parsons had just taken over her parents' company when the recession hit. They wanted her to make layoffs, but she steered her own path, and won their respect in the process.
Let's hear it for the buyer who swooped in to keep the world's best bookmark-syncing service up and running. You may have to pay a few bucks for premium features, but so what?
Microsoft Security Essentials, which is free for both individual use and small businesses, is superb. But like all good things, there's a deadly dark side.
It's not often that a solar charger catches my attention. After all, most of them are pretty lame. But here's one that is impressively versatile.
It's not only a backup service, but also an easy way to transfer contacts and the like to a new phone. The apps are a bit rudimentary, especially the iPhone version, but overall it's a winner.
When Kimberly Fowler went from COO of a $200 million company to running her own business, she took her management style with her -- and soon realized it didn't translate.
Successful entrepreneurs treat business like chess and develop the ability to see at least one move ahead.
Stocked with 16 tools and services worth nearly $1,000, this bundle is a must-have for businesses with WordPress-powered sites. And Business Hacks readers save an extra 10 percent!
IMHO, The worlds of conventional email and phone text "writing" styles are starting to collide. Is that OK w/u?
Have you cobbled together a team and a management structure that you've long since outgrown?
Apple's iPad was designed as a consumer device -- and one mainly to consume information at that. And yet, indications are that it's making its way into the enterprise.
Making the switch from an older version of Outlook? Look no further: Microsoft has published a handful of short training videos on how to use Outlook 2010.
Amy Rutherford knew her retail store would have to compete with big-box stores, but she didn't realize she'd have to compete with her vendors, too.
The New York Times quotes a rather narrow study and slaps it with the headline, "The Myth of Multitasking." I call it "the Myth of Good Reporting."
