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As a landlord, you can make your job easier by setting specific rules for tenants to follow. Make sure your rental agreement addresses these 10 key areas.

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What Would You Do with a Thousand-Year DVD?

By Matthew McKenzie | Filed In: Technology

It's one thing to have a DVD that will last 1,000 years. It's quite another to find a DVD player in 1,000 years that will actually read the thing.

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10 Signs Your Employees Are Having an Office Romance

Filed In: Staffing & HR

Do you suspect two of your staff members might be having a romantic liaison under your nose? Learn 10 tell-tale signs that an office love affair is brewing.

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Is OS X Lion Right for Business Users?

By Andrew Froehlich | Filed In: Hardware & Software and Technology

Now that Apple's OS X Lion is available, you may be considering an upgrade -- or a switch from Windows 7. But is it business-friendly enough to bother?

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10 Low-Cost Small Business Ideas

Filed In: Startups and Company Strategy

You can start your own business with almost no money down. All it takes is hard work, dedication, and the right idea. Here are 10 to get you thinking.

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The AllBusiness 2012 Tax Reform Wish List

Filed In: Tax Reform and Tax Law

We asked business owners and tax experts how they would change the tax system to make it easier for small businesses. Boy, did we get an earful! Here are our favorite picks.

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Shopping Scared

By Tim Devaney and Tom Stein | Filed In: Sales Figures and Sales & Selling

The “fear economy” is here and smart businesses are making big changes to accommodate today’s uneasy consumers.

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Walking the Dog: Another Path for Employee Stress Relief

By Rebecca Mazin | Filed In: Health Insurance and Insurance

Americans don’t seem to be letting a tough economy affect their relationships with dogs, cats, reptiles, fish and even horses.

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Of Mice & Men

By Sara Wilson | Filed In: Lease Agreements and Contracts Law

David and I happily settle into our new village home in Altea, but, suddenly, something goes terribly wrong.

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Onboarding Salespeople Becomes Easier with New Technology System

By Paul McCord | Filed In: Private Labels and Product Management

A new system makes it easy and affordable to give your new hires the exact orientation and training experience you want them to have, getting them in the field selling quicker and helping...

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Royal Screw-Ups at Dairy Queen

By Tim Devaney and Tom Stein | Filed In: Company Structures & Ownership and Company Activities & Management

Employee DQ’d after robbing franchise of $100,000 over a period of two and a half years. What took so long?

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High Operating Costs Eating into McDonald’s Franchises

By Tim Devaney and Tom Stein | Filed In: Company Profits and Company Earnings

Owning a McDonald’s is not as profitable as it used to be.

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10 Products Your Pampered Pet Can't Live Without

Filed In: Pets and Animals & Society

We tracked down the 10 most ostentatious, expensive, luxurious pet products on the market today that no pet of leisure should be without. Remember, "If you have to bark, you can't afford it."

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Moving Forward

By Sara Wilson | Filed In: Residential Rental Property and Residential Property

David and I make a decision and finally move forward with our lives.

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Moving Forward

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David and I make a decision and finally move forward with our lives.

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Knowing and Managing Your Sales Game

By John Mongillo | Filed In: Politics and Elections & Politics

The best of the best make it look easy because their preparation is second to none.

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Who Is Your Flight Attendant?

By Ken Walker | Filed In: Airlines and Air Transportation

A lot of times, people bring the stress onto themselves by inflating their sense of importance or by demanding a level of service that is unrealistic.

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