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Many have written the Motor City off for dead. I haven't. Three key figures from, of all things, the world of basketball give me hope that the city is poised for an entrepreneurial renaissance.
Tired of all those AC adapters and that snakes' nest of cables for your mobile devices? This handy (but expensive) charging station lets you leave the adapters at home and keeps the cables tidy.
Look, you've got a tough job right now and I don't envy you one bit. But we need to talk about jobs -- specifically, the lack of them -- and the one solution that should be on the table right now.
In about 10 years rapper Jay-Z went from selling drugs on the streets of Brooklyn to running multi-million-dollar enterprises. A new book examines the business strategies that fuelled his rise.
Your office is probably a mish-mash of digital and print documents, stored in a myriad of places. Perhaps it's time to consolidate all of your stuff into a single format and single location.
Like every other aspect of life, business has unwritten rules. Violate one and the punishment is often swift and harsh.
The world is ending -- if you listen to the broadcasters, radio hosts, and the fearmongers right now. My advice to the lowly startup entrepreneur: Don't.
Most job websites have the same business model: charge the employer for listings, not the job seeker. Here's why one founder flipped that model on its head.
Filling otherwise dead time with productive tasks seems smart, but sometimes the car is the worst place to do business.
These days, if I don't place my iPhone in its docking cradle when I'm sitting at my desk, it probably won't make it through a single day on one charge.
"Innovation" can be a scary word when you're the one who needs to be innovative. Here's an easy way to get the juices flowing.
Venture capitalists, according to accepted lore, are more interested in financing good people than financing good ideas. Smart strategy?
A new book argues that behind most economically fruitful innovations in history stands a group of "market rebels" who deserve much of the credit for making them happen.
Fly a lot? Me too. Here's how I make it less painful.
Get ready for several times the storage space that you get with our long-time favorite Dropbox, and you needn't do anything special like inviting friends to get it.
