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Every business needs a point of differentiation, but finding your "secret sauce" isn't always as easy as it should be. Here are four exercises that can help you find your "Accidental Genius."
Now I can send a file request and the recipient can upload files to my Dropbox account without any sharing at all.
Let's be honest, it's not going to make or break your business, but knowing the tricks of this hot social media tool can definitely pay off.
Brenda Mulberry's screen-printing business ran into one hurdle after another. Here's how she stayed afloat and rebuilt her business.
Companies like Amazon, eBay, and Microsoft use these tools to analyze and improve their sites. Now you can do the same, but without spending a small fortune.
Spend much time in corporate America and you're likely to encounter any number of mind-numbing terms that require some translation.
I'm the first to admit that I'm something of a clumsy typist. I use about four fingers -- maybe five -- and when I have to type into a PC that's being projected during a meeting, performance anxiety causes my already tenuous skills to plummet. Perhaps this newest find will help me improve this es...
Making time to exercise is an exercise in itself. The TrekDesk puts a spacious workspace over your treadmill, allowing you to walk -- and perhaps even whistle -- while you work.
For free! Well, sort of: a new feature in iOS 4 lets you send a text message to as many as 100 recipients for the price of just one. Here's how.
When Julia Billen's company ran smack dab into the economic downturn, she pledged that she wouldn't lay off any of her 60 employees. Here's why that decision saved the company.
I'd rather leave our positions unfilled than hire candidates who commit these four mistakes. Are my hiring policies too tough?
Meet the only five people I listen to when it comes to making an important business decision.
How do you know when you're on the right path to building a valuable company? Here are four key moments that may not be big and obvious triumphs, but they make all the difference.
Reduce your e-mail by encouraging your co-workers to use alternate communication channels when it's appropriate, like IM, wikis, and blogging.
You're projecting a PowerPoint presentation. You get bogged down on slide 5, and the laptop goes to sleep. You eventually have to jiggle the mouse and wait for everything to power back up before you can continue.
