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By Keith Girard |
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett calls on the government to raise taxes on the wealthy. Here's why small business owners should take his advice to heart.
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Many small business owners still don't know a lot about credit ratings and how they're compiled. We bust five of the most persistent myths out there.
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By AllBusiness News Staff |
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Amazon is facing a California boycott because of its opposition to a new online sales tax, as small businesses ask their customers to join the fray.
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By Tim Devaney and Tom Stein |
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Financing & Credit
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Finance
When you buy your credit score online, you see much less information than potential lenders do, a discrepancy that could be costly if you're seeking a loan.
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By Tim Devaney and Tom Stein |
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Financing & Credit
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Whip out your card in the wrong place and it could damage your "behavior score," the secret credit rating used by almost every bank in the United States.
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By Cormac Foster |
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Security
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Employees increasingly rely on their own smartphones, tablets, and laptops at work. But the use of BYO tech in small businesses has its dark side, too.
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By Paul McCord |
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Sales & Marketing
A simple analysis of your situation will let you know if outsourcing your calls makes sense for your business.
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Google's acquisition of Motorola Mobility makes it more likely that the future of mobile technology will hinge upon three dominant platforms.
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The path to finding funding doesn't have to be overwhelming. Following these steps will help you put one foot in front of the other.
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By Rieva Lesonsky |
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Government
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I've lost faith that our government can solve the country's economic problems, and several new surveys reveal most Americans share my gloomy sentiments. So what are we going to do about it?
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By AllBusiness News Staff |
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AllBusiness Daily News
Trade pacts with Colombia, Panama, and South Korea are stuck in political limbo, costing small businesses billions in potential new revenue.
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Don't wait until you need a loan to think about business credit -- it may be too late then. Here's how to make sure your company's credit stays clean.
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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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By Hanna Hasl-Kelchner |
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Legal
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Don't be afraid of losing the deal or looking stupid. Negotiating tactfully earns respect, not resentment, and leads to a better result for everyone.
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By Andrea Poe |
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The Internet makes background checks faster and easier, but it pays to be aware of the risks and legal landmines that accompany these online searches.
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Choosing a name for your corporation is an important task, and it can be deceptively tricky. Here are some tips for picking the perfect name.
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By Susan Kuchinskas |
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Social media might seem like a marketing tool best suited for consumer-facing companies, but it's actually more useful --and profitable -- for B2B firms.
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By Don Sadler |
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Hiring a high-level employee is a big step for most small businesses, so it's wise to create a formal, written employment contract to protect both parties.
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By Don Sadler |
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Should you consider drafting and requiring employment contracts for all of your full-time employees? Learn why it might be a good idea.
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By Amanda Han |
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Trying to save a few dollars by doing your own business taxes can end up costing you thousands in IRS overpayments if you don't know how to take full advantage of business tax...
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