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"Dr. Doom" has a pretty good track record with his economic predictions. Here's his next one: Capitalism is in very real danger of death by excess.

Despite being hammered in the market and in the media, RIM's Blackberry isn’t just good enough, it is actually great!

Canada is joining other countries with a new plastic-based currency. But this kind of "plastic" actually proves that cash currency will still be with us for a long time to come.

Keep your eyes open the next time you pass through a country while en-route to another one. You’ll be amazed at their efficiency, I promise you! Then ask yourself this, "How much extra...

7 BILLION cans of SPAM have been sold

"The news really shapes how consumers think and also what consumers end up purchasing. I saw an opportunity to create a company that people needed, which is a big reason why BornFree is...

"I decided to use alternative ways to get the word out about the BPA health hazards in order to educate parents like participating in parenting events and utilizing public relations."

Entrepreneurs generally do too much of what they are not good at in order to keep their business running, and thus jeopardize their opportunity to grow revenues

Congress is dragging its feet on key trade agreements.

The world's biggest retailer is now selling the iPhone for $97

Tablets haven't gotten this much press since Moses came down from the mountain

Israel doesn't often bend, but it doesn't appear as if Apple has actually modified the device

Israel has banned the import of the Apple tablet

A smart strategy for new franchisors is to take advantage of cobranding with larger, more established franchise systems.

What do beer, wine, shampoo, suntan lotion, insect repellent, shower gel, yogurt, expensive cosmetic lotions, prescription cough medicine, orange juice and Kool-Aid have in common?

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I'm continuing to resolve billing issues from my recent international jaunt

With few other choices, small-business owners are resorting to their cards for credit. And paying for it.

On the surface this might seem like a silly question to ask