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Some business owners build a company and are perfectly content making money and having fun doing it. And then there are the entrepreneurs who reach for something bigger.
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Experts and consultants love acronyms. Some come, some go... but here's one you can always use.
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LinkedIn has started using your information in its advertising. Thankfully, it's easy to opt out.
Find out how one company gave away a single pair of jeans -- and landed over 20,000 new Facebook fans in the process.
After retail sales plummeted and online sales skyrocketed, this business went digital. Now the owner worries loyal retail customers will think the business is shutting down, rather than expanding.
