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Faced with limited marketing budgets and stiff competition, some companies are turning to unusual ad campaigns to gain an advantage.

Success isn't just about what you learn -- it's about the people from whom you learn it. That's why it's so important to build relationships with potential mentors.

If you're smart enough to stop the newspaper when you're out of town, shouldn't you also be smart enough NOT to brag to Facebook that you're leaving?

People love Facebook. They REALLY love Facebook. But they still don’t want to use it to connect with businesses.

Hoarding can turn any property into a massive legal, financial, and public safety risk. Here's how to step the problem before it gets out of control.

The Godfather's CEO says he has a plan to revive the economy. But if Cain really wants to prime the pump, he should pump some cash into the restaurant industry.

Ready to start a business? Narrow down your search with these 25 home-based business ideas that have growth potential, both now and in the future.

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.

If life gives you lemons, don't let the cops find out. You just might end up in the hoosegow.

Mashed potato fudge? Yes, I said, "Mashed potato fudge!"...

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.

You sent something you wish you hadn’t sent and now what do you do?

Both old and new fast-food franchises are shaking up how they compete, but smaller competitors are especially good at succeeding with more focused menus.

Just doing the right thing can do great things for your business.

What can the business owner and those with significant assets do to protect themselves and their loved ones before a loss occurs?

Many insurance companies exclude certain dog breeds or may soon cover only dogs identified by tattoo, chip or other identifying mark.

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

After March 15, 2011, only dogs, and in some instances miniature horses, are considered service animals.