Jennifer Alsever


Why Your Company Needs a Virtual Doctor

Healthier employees and a healthier bottom line--the benefits of virtual doctor visits.  Read story

Looking for Investors? Try City Hall

City officials in New York City, Philadelphia, and Portland, Oregon, launch their own venture capital funds to attract start-ups.  Read story

Your Online Bio, Supercharged

The skinny on three services that help you create personal webpages to encompass your entire online life.  Read story

Review: Great New Space-Saving Luggage

We tested out three innovative space-saving bags that grow and shrink for easier storage in an overhead bin or under your bed.  Read story

3 Killer Tools for Scheduling Shifts

These Web-based platforms take the hassle out of organizing employee shifts and vacations.  Read story

How Your Tech Team Can Help Win Clients

A software company hosts a hackathon and lets its engineers mingle with customers. The results may surprise you.  Read story

Is Your Smartphone Disaster Proof?

You've shelled out plenty for your cell phone. Keep it safe from harm with one of these rugged cases.  Read story

ReDigi: Sell Your Unwanted MP3s

ReDigi's John Ossenmacher has one big idea: Anyone should be able to sell their unwanted MP3 files. Others disagree.  Read story

3 Great Digital Signature Apps

No need for a printer, scanner, fax, or even a pen. These new apps let you create a clear signature with just your finger.  Read story

3 Apps for On-Demand Limos

Your own driver, wherever, whenever. There's an app for that.  Read story

Fast Growth in a Slow Economy: 5 Case Studies

Special Report: Proven strategies to spark sales when no one is much interested in buying.  Read story

Beating Baggage-Fee Blues

With airlines charging domestic fliers around $100 for bags of 71 pounds or more, some luggage-shipping services are stepping up to compete.  Read story

Fighting Fake FiveFingers

When Vibram had trouble meeting demand for its popular FiveFingers running shoes, the market became flooded with counterfeit, nearly identical, shoes. Here's...  Read story

Who's Taking on Ticketmaster?

Ticketmaster, which recently merged with Live Nation, dominates the multibillion-dollar ticketing industry. But these companies are looking to steal the show.  Read story

Case Study: To Sue or Not to Sue

The rival: enormous. Its product: disturbingly similar. The question: Should Mixed Chicks get into a legal battle with a multibillion-dollar giant?  Read story

3 Best Airport Hotels for Luxurious Layovers

Facing a dreadful layover? Better hope you're in one of these three cities, which boast fabulous airport hotels.  Read story

Video Testimonials Turn Customers Into Spokespeople

Companies, such as Kim Kardashian's ShoeDazzle, are tapping the power individuals have in persuading their peers to open their wallets.  Read story

Case Study: Family Business Succession

An entrepreneur's son questions whether to follow in his father's footsteps.  Read story

The Don't-Do Lists

Don't underestimate the importance of what not to do in certain situations. Here, we compiled a list of 14 scenarios and asked business leaders and experts f...  Read story

A New Way to Cut Health Care Costs

Ever consider opening an on-site clinic of your own? It could be the next health insurance solution.  Read story

Case Study: Firing the Best Friend

With business on the rocks, Susan Southerland was cutting back on everything. Could she really fire her best pal?  Read story

Turning Customers Into Salespeople

How companies like Roku boost sales with referral marketing  Read story

Would You Take Business Advice From a College Student?

Why Jen O’Neal, founder of Tripping, created an advisory board of young people  Read story