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Financing & Credit
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Finance
When the going gets tough, even the tough dread banking. That's why these five phrases are indispensible -- even if they're not always 100 percent accurate.
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Arts, Entertainment, Media, Advertising & PR
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In consultation with gaming expert Greg Miller, we've identified five video games will teach you a lot about how (and how not) to run a small business.
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By Rieva Lesonsky |
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Starting a Business
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Getting Started
Small business owners can be their own worst enemies when they cling to outmoded -- and unprofitable -- ways of thinking.
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By John Mongillo |
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Sales
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Sales & Marketing
Salespeople live and die by the phone. And many of them are committing sales suicide because they can't quit running their mouths.
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By Lindsay Holloway |
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Technology
These games will teach you a lot about how (and how not) to run a business.
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By Tim Devaney and Tom Stein |
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Retail
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Industries
The luxury market is roaring back, driven in large part by rich young people.
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New York, USA
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Northeast USA
One hearty recommendation I can give you is to stay away from the bigger chains. Outfits like Buffalo Wild Wings or Hooters are aiming their goods toward the masses. They spend their money...
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By Nancy Germond |
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Insurance
Across America, organizations struggle with how to return injured workers to productivity and help those on long-term disability return to work.
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By Paul McCord |
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Vietnam War
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Historical Events
Technology advances killed tens of thousands during the Civil War--how many sellers is it killing today?
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By Miranda Marquit |
Filed In:
Credit Crisis of 2008
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Current Events
Are you sabotaging your own finances? Here's how to tell and how to deal with the problem if necessary.
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By Tim Devaney and Tom Stein |
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Recession
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Economic Conditions
In two new surveys, small firms say their economic outlook is negative -- and getting more so.
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By John Foley |
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Price Increases
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Price Changes
This may be hard to swallow, but the only judge of whether your food is good, your restaurant enjoyable and your menu priced fairly are your customers. They are a nightly focus group...
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By John Foley |
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Restaurants & Food Service
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Food & Beverage
And although the task may be an exciting challenge for pros like Flay and Chipotle founder, Steve Ells, funding alone is not the only component needed to open a successful restaurant. Interesting as...
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Entrepreneurship
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Company Structures & Ownership
Opening night for the small business movie SHINE: The Entrepreneur's Journey reveals an insider, warts-and-all look at challenges and rewards of starting and running a small business.
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By Laurel Donnellan |
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Resumes & Curricula Vitae
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Labor & Employment
A few weeks ago, my colleague Kelly Chapa and I had the opportunity to interview one soldier of thousands who has returned from active service to the worst economy since the Depression.
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By Hanna Hasl-Kelchner |
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Internet Video
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Internet Social Networking
The tragic suicide of a Rutgers freshman holds lessons for business about the dark side of technology.
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By Mike Kraus |
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Consumer Confidence
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Economic Indicators
You don't get ahead by sitting in neutral. What's causing you to idle versus driving forward?
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By Tim Devaney and Tom Stein |
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Litigation
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Legal Services
Subway customer finds knife baked into her chicken teriyaki sub.
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By Maura Schreier-Fleming |
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College & University Professors
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Education Administration
Think back to the goals you have for your work or business. Do you want to accomplish more? I know lots of people who want to get more accomplished. I’m not one of...
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By Peter Horan |
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Change Management
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Management
Nothing is free. Not lunch and certainly not your product.Some thoughts on pricing and promotion.
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