Why the Customer Is (Sometimes) Wrong
Customer's always right? Not always. Here's the few reasons to be wary of customer feedback. Read more
Wire
Recent Wire Articles
Cloud Storage: 4 Legal Issues You Need to Know
Here's how you can protect your company against data loss, international subpoenas, and cyber crime. Read more
Small Businesses Use LinkedIn More Than Facebook
A new survey shows that more small business owners use LinkedIn more than any other social media platform. Read more
Real Estate: the Next Crowdfunding Boom?
Looks like the JOBS Act will make it much easier for crowdfunding platforms to host real estate projects. Read more
Facebook Fuels Online Advertising Start-ups
Facebook beat fourth-quarter earnings expectations today. Online ad start-ups had already predicted positive news, thanks to the new FBX advertising exchange. Read more
Meet Your Match: NYC Wants Health Start-Ups to Work With Big Biz
A new New York City health tech initiative wants to match innovative health start-ups with big healthcare providers to disrupt the status quo. Read more
Private Tech Company Acquisitions Are Up: Report
The number of private technology company acquisitions increased 20.1 percent in 2012. Read more
Why Immigration Reform Is Good for Small Business
An overhaul of U.S. immigration laws will benefit all entrepreneurs--not just foreign-born American-trained engineers looking to start companies. View slideshow
Obama on Immigration: Let's Move Into the 21st Century
President Obama spoke about the value of foreign-born entrepreneurs and outlined a plan to move immigration reform forward. Read more
Apple vs. Samsung: Why 'Cool' Isn't Enough to Win
This battle won't be won by the hippest brand. As Samsung shows, hustle and hard work matter more against an entrenched competitor. Read more
In Detroit, Start-Ups Fill Void Left by Automakers
Detroit's start-up boom continues, as new businesses reclaim empty auto factories. Read more
Entrepreneur Kicks of New York City Mayoral Campaign
Entrepreneur-turned-billionaire John Catsimatidis announced his candidacy in a press conference today. Read more
Immigration Reform: It's About Time
President Obama reveals his plan for immigration reform today. But many prominent founders and VCs have been talking about this issue for a while. Read more
Consider Going Global From the Start
One entrepreneur makes the case that international markets are too big an opportunity to pass up. Read more
Report: More People Tracking Health via Technology
A new Pew study shows that 21 percent of those who track their health due so through some sort of technological device. Read more
Beware Employees Who Boast About Multitasking
Those who claim to be best at multitasking are actually the worst at it, a new study says. Read more
3 Mistakes That Can Thwart a Great Idea
Getting to take-off isn't easy as a first-time entrepreneur. Don't let these three common hurdles get in the way. Read more
3 Keys to Growth From Marissa Mayer
From the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, the Yahoo CEO talks about the importance of design, culture, and innovation. Read more
Washington D.C. Gets New (Possible) Tech Hub
Once viewed as unfriendly to start-ups, the nation's capital looks to renew its reputation as a home for founders. Read more
Why You Should (Probably) Hire Specialists
Think you want a well-rounded résumé? New research suggests the more valuable hire might be someone who can do one thing--but do it really well. Read more
Former Facebookers: Where Are They Now?
Facebook's first intern got a hefty investment in his own start-up this week. Here's what some others are up to these days. Read more
Small Business Optimism Rises
Small business owners sense the recovery is here to stay, but they're still cautious on hiring and worried about health care costs. Read more
4 Ways Women in Combat Will Change Business
It's not just about military front lines. Today's female infantry soldier will be tomorrow's entrepreneur and business leader. Read more
Depression: A Bigger Concern for Entrepreneurs?
Launching a start-up takes an enormous amount of dedication and positive energy, but there is a dark side. Read more
Risk-Takers: This Is Your Year
From the 2013 World Economic Forum: top Chairmen and CEOs give their thoughts on how to change your game in an economy full of uncertainty. Read more
