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Dunkin’ Donuts Rolls the Dice on Social Gaming
By  | Filed In: Franchising
Do donuts and coffee taste as good in the virtual world? We're going to find out.
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John Jantsch
Why Brands Don't Matter Anymore
By  | Filed In: Sales & Marketing
The Internet has leveled the playing field to the point where a no name with a collection of raving fans can compete with the largest brand in any industry.
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Corporate Sponsorship is as American as Apple Pie
By  | Filed In: Thanksgiving and Holidays & Observances
Hoover's shines a rocket's red glare on some of the companies backing big Fourth of July celebrations this year.
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Product Placement Without Even Trying
By  | Filed In: Missouri, USA and Midwest USA
In some cases, it is an accidental mention that helps a product gain more momentum than any amount of advertising.
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Ken Walker
Regional Foods: Hillbilly Cheese!
By  | Filed In: Dairy Products and Dairy Industry
To some, the more "fragrant" a cheese is; the better. To that end, there are some cheeses out there that are so "funky" that the smell of ammonia and fungus almost overwhelms you...
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Tweet Frequently, but Most of All Tweet Carefully
By  | Filed In: Libel & Slander and Intentional Torts
First, always, always, always review what you’ve written before you click “Tweet.”
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Keith Girard
Sam Graves, "Fox News" Republican, to Head House Small Business Committee
By  | Filed In: US Republican Party and US Political Parties
Democrats, relinquishing control of the House, wonder if the Missouri Republican can put small business interests ahead of party and ideology in the new Congress.
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Keith Girard
Contested Battle Likely for Small Business Committee Chairmanship
By  | Filed In: US Republican Party and US Political Parties
Rep. Sam Graves of Missouri, who was expected to ascend to the influential post, may be challenged by Rep. Steve Chabot of Ohio.
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Ken Walker
Antiques, Junk, and Flea Markets
By  | Filed In: Antique Dealers and Used Merchandise Stores
The crazy thing about antique stores, junk shops, and collectible corners is that you can find them anywhere, all over the world. What do beach resort towns in Mexico, 5-star hotels in Hawaii,...
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Susan Wilson Solovic
Timing is Everything for Entrepreneurs: Or I Was Married to a Bullet Train
By  | Filed In: Entrepreneurship and Company Structures & Ownership
As the old saying goes, timing is everything. That's particularly true for entrepreneurs whose ideas are sometimes ahead of their time....
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Nancy Germond
A Step-by-Step Process to Reduce Losses
By  | Filed In: Risk Management and Management
Experts estimate as many as 90 percent of incidents result from human error. Here are six simple steps to reduce your organization's losses.
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Domino's Delivers New Recipe
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Taking a big risk in quest for bigger pizza the market.
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Substituting Pizza for Toast
By  | Filed In: Restaurant Reviews and Reports, Reviews & Sections
I have often wondered why breakfast-joints, many closing at 3:00 p.m. don't take advantage of the real estate they are paying for and lease out the space to a creative chef with the...
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Hanna Hasl Kelchner
Cutting in line is never a good idea
By  | Filed In: Arrests and Law Enforcement
Minding our manners and acting like ladies or gentlemen can go a long way toward avoiding legal liabilities at times.
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Banks to Small Biz: "Borrowers Welcome"
By Dyan Machan |  Filed In: Small Business Assistance and Government Support of Business
Headlines say ''credit crunch'' but businesses can still get loans.
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How Employee Wellness Plans Pay Off
By Jason Bruderlin |  Filed In: Workplace Programs and Compensation & Benefits
Without taking steps to ensure that employees are invested in their work, and healthy enough to accomplish their jobs, businesses put themselves at risk.
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Ken Walker
Most Under-Rated Cities: Kansas City
By  | Filed In: Suburbs and Communities & Neighborhoods
Kansas City straddles the border between Kansas and Missouri. While the Kansas half of the city is mostly sprawling suburbia, the Missouri side of this great city continues to carry on the "rough...
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In Entrepreneurship, Youth Has Its Advantages
By The Editors |  Filed In: Entrepreneurship and Company Structures & Ownership
After reading your story, "Starting Up: Older, Wiser Entrepreneurs," I certainly see the advantages that older individuals have in starting up a business. However, I’m wondering about the advantages a younger entrepreneur might...
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Bonus Depreciation for Sole Proprietors
By The Editors |  Filed In: Company Losses and Company Earnings
In the case of a sole proprietorship, can the first-year 50% bonus depreciation still be taken if it puts the business into a net loss situation? Also, can the loss then be used...
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Kevin Stirtz
Twitter Ranking: Which States Twitter the Most?
By  | Filed In: Customer Service and Customer Relations
Twitter has become a hot topic in the online world and many companies are using Twitter to improve their customer service. Since I’ll be writing more about Twitter and it’s role in providing...
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