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Not For Tourists , which publishes city guides that eschew the usual tourist attractions in favor of spots frequent... Read story
I just returned from the Windows 7 launch. Of course, the new operating system's touchscreen capability was a major theme. But one thing that struck me ab... Read story
Today, Barnes and Noble is expected to unveil its own electronic reader. The e-reader, called the Nook, will cost $259, the same price as Amazon's Kindle,... Read story
By now, you've probably heard about the technical glitch that most likely resulted in some T-Mobile Sidekick users permanently losing data such as contact... Read story
In June, The Goods featured a story about North American airlines that ar... Read story
This week, I've been testing out the new Powermat "wireless" charging device, which went on sale at Read story
Collaboration software company Huddle rolled out three cool new tools last week, including a new iPhone app. The free... Read story
I wasn't too interested in last night's episode of Shark Tank until the adorable Sawyer Sparks, founder of Soy-Yer-Dough... Read story
A big player in the stock photography industry, iStockphoto , recently Read story
The latest QuickBooks software is available online today. The new edition features streamlined versions of old... Read story
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Nobody loves a recession*. But many successful entrepreneurs say that, in retrospect, they were lucky to have launched their businesses in tough times. Read story
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Sistahs Hits Runway January 2007 Nearly a year ago, when we wrote about Carmen Webber and Carmia Marshall, the co-... Read story
I reluctantly tuned in to the new season of the Apprentice last night. The Donald's recent desperate attempts to drum up publicity for the show have been ... Read story
How can cheap, homemade movies help you connect with customers? Associate editor Nadine Heintz explains why more and more companies are turning to YouTube... Watch video
Can't get a bank loan? More and more entrepreneurs are turning to online lending networks. Associate editor Nadine Heintz explains how they work – a... Watch video
If you could be anyone else, who would it be? We helped eight uninhibited Inc. 500 CEOs act out their fantasies. Read story
Carolyn neglected to follow what I always assumed to be an unspoken rule at the Trump Organization: Don't outshine the boss. I guess Carolyn was becoming ... Read story
Doling out flashy titles may seem like a cheap way to attract and retain top recruits. But it's also risky. Associate editor Nadine Heintz explai... Watch video
You can save a bundle on your taxes during the summer months. Associate editor Nadine Heintz explains how. Watch video
I'm not surprised that Sean won last night. The Donald was being generous when he said that Lee did a "good" job. In the end, the hockey fundraiser was a ... Read story
Looking for a supplier in Asia? Jigsaw, an online marketplace that allows businesspeople to buy, sell, and swap contact information, is branching into Jap... Read story
Associate editor Nadine Heintz explains how the maker of Marshmallow Peeps, the colorful Easter candy, learned to cash in on its cult following -- and how... Watch video
Has Sean lost his mind? He seems more focused on winning Tammy than on becoming the next apprentice. I'm surprised by his immature behavior. If he acted l... Read story
Last night's episode was delicious. As Tammy predicted, Allie and Roxanne couldn't handle a non-sales task. Allie broke every rule in the book. She ignore... Read story
Last night was really painful. I couldn't bear to watch Allie and Roxanne. Their performances proved once and for all that they are way too petty and imm... Read story
I really wanted Allie to lose last night. I can't believe that her team did so well, considering that they did very little marketing beforehand and had no... Read story
I was shocked by Charmaine's awful leadership last night. I almost collapsed when Bill walked into the salon to find her getting her hair done. That was a... Read story
E-Loan's co-founder creates an eBay for private lenders. Read story
I'm glad that Andrea finally got canned last night. She hit the nail on the head when she said it's a good thing that she works for herself. It sounds lik... Read story
Do you need advice on creating a progressive company culture that fosters innovation? Ask James Goodnight, founder and CEO of software company SAS, by ema... Read story
Lenny really blew it last night. I know he's never been a people person, but I didn't expect him to choke that badly with the Ace Hardware execs. The s... Read story
I'm still dumbfounded by Gold Rush's inept performance on the last task. They had a 10:15 meeting with the Arby's executives and they were still in the su... Read story
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