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Why New Yorkers tweet so much, a shakeup at Harvard Business School, 9 things to remember before selling your start-up, and more. Read more
Tips on Selling Your Business. You've worked hard to build a successful business. When it comes time to sell it, make sure you get the most out of ... Read more
Super Bowl ads: The verdict. "Beer solves a lot of problems, women hold men back from their dream, and this year, pants are optional." That's what ... Read more
Ranking the top angel investors. A couple years ago, we told you about a start-up called YouNoodle that claimed it came up with an algorithm that c... Read more
Investors can't cash out. Venture investors found relatively few opportunities to recoup their investments in start-ups this year, Read more
Charm customers into paying their bills. Struggling under the weight of past-due invoices? You aren't alone—with many companies hoa... Read more
When banks collapse We're not saying it's going to happen. But if your bank collapses — or is nationalized - the Wall Street Journa... Read more
Regulatory changes coming for retirement accounts. Bizb... Read more
Patents are increasingly pending. If you've filed a patent application recently, don't count on a speedy turnaround. The U.S. Patent and ... Read more
Is web advertising broken? Wharton professor Eric Clemons has Read more
Facebook and Twitter rot your brain? From the annals of everything fun is bad for you, a new study conducted by a neuroscience group from the Unive... Read more
Entrepreneurs six biggest questions on the stimulus bill answered The HR, benefits, and payroll experts from Paychex walk entrepreneurs through the... Read more
Googlenomics: breaking down the auction process in AdWords. Read more
How to calculate startup costs. The Wall Street Journal takes a page (literal... Read more
Drop the rose-colored glasses. Tired of hearing would-be entrepreneurs speak about how smoothly their startup is going to go, seasoned tech vet and... Read more
BMAs may be your online secret weapon to weather the downturn -- and come out of it stronger and more profitable. Read more
The dark side of micro-lending . The Wall Street Journal has a long, fascinating story on a new credit bubble in India. On the surface it sounds fam... Read more
Get your business a bar code. Everyone knows that Google helps customers find your business online, but today's tech-savvy window shoppers are now ... Read more
Card providers slash limits. The WSJ has some disturbing examples of how cr... Read more
Marketing in a downturn. There's been no shortage of ink spilled examining "The New Thrift," as Read more
A new way to cut health care costs . The Wall Street Journal writes about a no... Read more
Companies with strong ethics programs have found that these efforts can reduce potential costly fines, decrease vulnerability, improve reputation, provide... Read more
"The IRS also is suspending rules for initial adoptions by partnerships and S corporations (taxed similarly) of years that let owners defer income for thr... Read more
When I'm out on speaking engagements, I'm often asked why the general business press pays so little attention not just to women-owned companies, but to em... Read more
The strangest billion dollar company in the world. This month's Wired magazine includes a long meditation on the Read more
Tour a Start-up's Office: The Gawker edition. Gawker Media, the parent company behind blogs like Valleywag and io9, has been experiencing a growth ... Read more
Few of us will be lucky enough to live to 105, and hardly any will die with an estate worth Read more
A reprieve for the Weinsteins? Most movie studio heads would have been popping bubbly over the opening of Inglorious Basterds this weekend. (The Qu... Read more
Entrepreneurs lip-synch their way to tech stardom. In a YouTube video worthy of a few laug... Read more
Makings of a comeback? The Wall Street Journal has some good news this mornin... Read more
City picks entrepreneur to lead digital efforts. Meet Rachel Sterne. The 27-year-old entrepreneur was tapped by New York City Mayor Michael Bloombe... Read more
MySpace sold to ad network, more Google+ news, small business loan troubles, and more. Read more
Google to sell business software . Your business may already use Google's free offerings for search and email, but Google hopes you'll eventually us... Read more
Paul Allen to give billions to philanthropy. The co-founder of Microsoft and owner of the NBA's Portland Trailblazers announced on Thursday that he... Read more
FaxPoll results from October, 1992: respondents favor sharing equity with employees. Read more
Maybe the growing numbers of insider trading cases involving people in their twenties and thirties has convinced Scribner Bookstores Inc. that the younger... Read more
Fewer than 10% of prospective borrowers come to a bank adequately prepared. And bankers haven't the time to dig for the facts they need. Unfortunately, t... Read more
Six business principles to stick with in 2009. Inc. 500 CEO Michael Mothner, of Wpromote, outlines Read more
Don't watch the stock market. Doomsaying economist Nouriel Roubini throws a bit of cold water on recent predictions of an imminent economic recover... Read more
Murdoch's Google gambit shakes up the blogosphere . The Financial Times Read more
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