Jeremy Quittner


Influencing People in the Digital Age

While Dale Carnegie's management training method may be 100 years old, its basic concepts have never gone out of date.  Read story

Your Road Map to Going Global in Uncertain Times

Managing an international supply chain is getting riskier. Here's how to keep your product, your customers, and your company safe.  Read story

Tesla & Fisker: The Game of Favorites

For two companies with remarkable similarities, how is it that Tesla basks in the sun while Fisker's Battleship is sunk?  Read story

Run a Drama-Free Family Business

Nina Vaca, the founder and CEO of Pinnacle Technical Resources, says respect and perspective are keys to running a business with family members.  Read story

'Made in the U.S.A.' Has Unexpected Cachet

Bucking a 30-year trend, more and more small businesses are manufacturing in the U.S., and exporting products abroad. The New York area leads the way.  Read story

Fisker Automotive: It's No Fun To Be a GOP Talking Point

This year's brutal election season turned Fisker Automotive into a political football. Here's how the car company coped.  Read story

Deeper Look: Tesla's Big Loan Fumble

Tesla and Fisker each faced a cash crunch with huge ramifications. Can electric automobile start-ups actually make it?  Read story

Inside the New Domain-Suffix Gold Rush

As great available URLs become rare, start-ups in particular are gravitating toward the domain suffix .co, and blazing a new trail in the process.  Read story

More Trouble Ahead for Small Business Loans

A struggling lender's sale could further tighten small firms' access to capital.  Read story

Small Firms Shafted by GoDaddy Outage

Monday's shutdown left some entrepreneurs stranded--and steamed.  Read story

DNC: Where Was the Small Business Love?

Entrepreneurship had a much quieter role in Charlotte, N.C., this week than at the RNC in Tampa.  Read story

Do Democrats Really Create More Jobs?

It turns out neither political party has a lock on job creation. Business owners hire when they feel secure.  Read story

Fact Checking the GOP Speeches

There was a whole lot of small business spin at this week's 2012 Republican National Convention. Here's a reality check.  Read story

Entrepreneurship Front & Center at Republican National Convention

Small business owners note a super-charged environment for them during this election year.  Read story

Small-Business Owners Brace for Hurricane Isaac

All entrepreneurs must have a comprehensive disaster recovery plan and a good insurance policy. Here's how to get started.  Read story

TARP Becomes Trap for Many Small Business Lenders

Hundreds of community banks have yet to exit the Treasury's bailout program, and in their scramble to leave, small businesses will pay the price.  Read story

Small Business Riled by Credit Card Fee Deal

A landmark class action settlement returns billions of dollars to merchants and allows them to add surcharges to Visa and MasterCard transactions. But does i...  Read story

Your Company's Big Credit Card Problem

Small businesses are turning to consumer cards because they have more protections than business cards, but there are risks.  Read story

Big Banks Have LIBOR; Small Business Has Lobster?

Maine's lobstermen have gotten hammered by plummeting prices. So why are restaurants soldiering on without adjusting prices?  Read story

Apple Has Loads of Cash. Which Start-ups Might it Snatch Up?

Apple could make a huge acquisition. But entrepreneurs have an exit opportunity there, too. Here are some start-ups that may be on Apple's radar.  Read story

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