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AllBusiness News Staff
The troops are coming home, and a dictator dies -- and businesses wait to see whether these events cause more problems than they solve.
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AllBusiness News Staff
New incentives give small businesses more reason than ever to hire skilled veterans returning home from Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Twin Towers
Filed In: Government and Industries
For all Americans the aftermath of the 9/11 terror attacks lingers to this day. That's no less true for the nation's small businesses.
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Nancy Germond
The Northeast is overdue for a major storm. And Irene probably was not that storm.
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It takes inspiration, ambition, and elbow grease to climb the ladder from employee to business owner. Ten successful entrepreneurs tell how they did it.
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It's difficult to estimate the number of restaurants without insurance in the Gulf disaster, but I know there are many owners who wished they had paid their insurance premiums when they were due
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Of course what you and I might consider polite could be enough to toss someone else behind bars.
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Peter Suciu
The recent events in Cairo actually show why sometimes it is good to hang on to some old devices
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Peter Suciu
Once there were all the rage, the cutting edge and the next big thing. Today, they’re dusty, old and outdated.
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15 remarkable American entrepreneurs -- from Marc Andreessen to Sam Walton -- share quotes that encapsulate their wisdom and inspiration on key issues facing small businesses, from branding to leadership and beyond.
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Sam Thacker
This past week we saw the Egyptian government nearly totally shut down the nation’s connection to the Internet and cellular phone system. Such a measure would be technically hard and politically difficult to...
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Sam Thacker
Many contracts have an often misunderstood clause in them called the "force majeure" clause. Simply put, this is a clause that allows one or both parties to have an escape from performing as...
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AB Guest Blogger
There are some cities that either somehow shielded themselves from the worst of the recession, or managed to muddle through it with some degree of success - and become leaders of job creation...
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By Matthew McKenzie |  Filed In: Small Business and Company Structures & Ownership
A look back at the key events, issues, and trends that defined 2010 for the small business community.
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Tim Devaney - Tom Stein
Iranian immigrant Atour Eyvazian started as a janitor, now owns 100 stores.
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Miranda Marquit
If you're going to waive the tech support fee for someone, it probably should be a soldier putting his life on the line for you.
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Hoover's Editors
These oil giants walk softly and carry big sticks.
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Who at RIM could’ve imagined that both Secretary of State Clinton and Mr. Monahan would give their star product such a lift?
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Hanna Hasl Kelchner
Both men forgot a fundamental principles of confidentiality that every kindergartner knows.
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In preparing American managers for overseas assignments, add some well-chosen, site-specific cultural information to the training mix - just enough to pleasantly surprise their foreign business partners without getting them in over their...
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