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A young entrepreneur shares what he's learned about delegation and comes to the conclusion that sometimes if you want a job done right, you have to do it yourself.
Are you tired of the way Word pastes text into your document along with all of the formatting from the other document or Web page intact? And you're not going to take it anymore?
Today's news roundup includes Honestly.com, the creepy-sounding but potentially invaluable tool that helps you research other business pros' reputations.
Meet Robert Rodriguez. Most know him as the director of hit movies like "Desperado" and "Predators," but his real claim to fame is running one of the most capital-efficient production companies in the business.
Looking to liberate your to-do list from Outlook? Now you can sync it with popular online task-manager Remember The Milk--and, ultimately, your smartphone as well.
Three key questions to ask yourself before you start a business.
How can you run a successful business when you, your employees and your customers don't hold themselves accountable? You can't.
Do you find that you procrastinate when replying to long, complex e-mails? On the other hand, you probably jump all over short, easy e-mails as soon as they arrive in your inbox.
I get such a high volume of e-mail that I need to follow the touch-once strategy -- read it, act on it, and delete it. Even so, I always have some read messages clanging around in my inbox.
Serial entrepreneur Steve Blank on where most startup screw-ups stem from, and how to turn failure into your biggest advantage.
Already a champ at letting you view and edit Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents, the app now integrates with Google Docs, making even your cloud collection available on the run.
Get the best deal ever on an Android smartphone, learn the secret of strong, easy-to-remember passwords, steer clear of suspicious hotspots, and more!
I'll admit this up front: My reaction time is no doubt worse while talking on the phone. I doubt anyone would not concede that point. But my response is, "so what?"
Should young people with entrepreneurial aspirations drop out of college? Sometimes it's the right decision, and that burns me up.
Everyone digs the way you can pin stuff to the taskbar in Windows 7. But what if you want to pin other stuff -- Web pages, folders, even the Control Panel? Now you can.
