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The world moves fast and if you can't keep up, your company is doomed. Here are five skills that every leader must have to run a company in today's culture.
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The Connecticut hairstylist who helped the new Miss USA Erin Brady prep to wear the crown says the pageant is putting her salon on a bigger stage.
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If you’re looking to own a headline-grabbing startup that will make you rich and famous, then your path to success will be a lot different than most entrepreneurs.
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Inc.com shares four strategies that help business leaders make better decisions for their companies.
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New research from Kingston University shows a friendly greeting and a smile are the secret to creating customer loyalty.
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National Small Business Week begins today, and the U.S. Small Business Administration is hosting Google+ Hangouts for small business owners and industry experts.
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Forbes takes a look at the negotiating techniques of self-made millionaires.
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Paperless Post co-founder Alexa Hirschfeld is at the helm of a quickly-expanding stationary empire, with more than 85 million invites sent and received. She says she appreciates the strides made...
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It’s Flag Day – but some business owners in the flag industry say there’s not that much to celebrate, as patriotism and awareness continues to fall.
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Charlotte Jones Anderson, the executive vice-president of the Dallas Cowboys, on the most important lessons she’s learned from father Jerry Jones while running America’s Team.
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Teens and dads don’t always get along – but don’t tell that to 15-year-old Madison Robinson, who’s running a million-dollar flip flop business with her father Dan.
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Find out what millennials want when it comes to a brand, according to Inc.com. And what does it take to become a billion-dollar company? Forbes interviews Waze CEO Noam Bardin to find out.
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Online grocery delivery startups from across the U.S. on AmazonFresh’s expansion from Seattle to Los Angeles – and whether the ecommerce giant will shake up the $6 billion industry.
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The Wall Street Journal reports the Affordable Care Act will raise the cost of healthcare for companies with young and healthy workers.
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No matter what age they are, successful entrepreneur dads set an example for their sons and daughters. Father's Day is a perfect time to appreciate the sweat equity they put into building...
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Here are tips on how to get noticed in the highly saturated online ad-world.
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Is St. Louis the next hot place to be an entrepreneur? Find out how the city is trying to become the next Silicon Valley with a major investment in startups.
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If you want to be a successful entrepreneur, you've got to have a laser-like focus, something that's harder to do now than ever before. Here are 10 ways to cut out the background noise.
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Leaks of classified information by an NSA contractor bring into question whether businesses should utilize such firms for short-term assignments.
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NFIB index shows small business optimism at second-highest point since the recession began in December 2007. But don't pop the champagne yet.
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“WELCOME SHOPPERS, HOW CAN WE HELP YOU TODAY?” shouted the rather boisterous sales associate at the door; is this a store you’d like to visit? Also, is finding out Big Brother has an eye on phone...
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Here are five top blunders that can take all the fun and profit out of freelance entrepreneurship.
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City councils are debating how to regulate the emerging food truck industry. Entrepreneurs say pilot programs are experiencing growing pains.
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Inc.com says Silicon Valley startups have a lot to worry about when it comes to the NSA, after recent revelations about the agency’s spying operations.
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Hotels in the U.S.that won TripAdvisor’s Certificate of Excellence award share strategies for encouraging happy travelers to leave great online reviews.
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A local builder saves the day to keep NJ beach town's beloved nearly 50-year-old family-run restaurant and soda fountain shop from shutting down post-Sandy.
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Many U.S. small businesses are turning to Chinese manufacturers to start their businesses and keep costs low. While some have found success, international trade lawyer Dan Harris says there are...
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Web development costs money, and may not be in the cards for a small business saddled with other startup costs. The New York Times examines alternatives that can help small businesses succeed –...
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After hitting it big with a viral marketing video last year, Dollar Shave Club launches a new video for its latest product: a flushable ‘butt wipe’ for men. Can lightning strike twice in the men’s...
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Moe’s Southwest Grill is opening up one new location across the country every five days, and recently beat out both Chipotle and Qdoba in a consumer report. President Paul Damico weighs in on...
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Coastal Baby rents gear like strollers, cribs and highchairs to summer visitors to the Jersey Shore. Despite Superstorm Sandy, the company is continuing with expansion plans along the Garden State...
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New York Times expert Cliff Oxford says Yahoo’s billion-dollar acquisition of Tumblr is bad news for other startups. And are you growing the right way? Inc.com says entrepreneurs need to...
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Unless you've been off the grid for the past few weeks, you've surely had at least one encounter with the movie trailer for "The Great Gatsby," Hollywood's latest attempt to wrap its head around...
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Three young entrepreneurs from Wilton, Connecticut have been running College Creamery for the past three years to help pay for college expenses.
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Zynga is laying off 18% of its staff and closing three offices around the country. Here's Entrepreneur.com's take on what other startups should learn from the gaming company’s mistakes.
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The Ohio state Senate will vote this week on a tax cut for small business owners said to equal $1.4 billion over two years.
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Dorcas of Bay Head -- a NJ-shore restaurant and soda fountain shop located in a historic 1880s Victorian building two blocks from the Atlantic Ocean -- was founded in 1965 by a widow who was ahead...
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The complexity, competitiveness, rate of change, and communication overload of modern business life mean one thing: If you want to win, you've got to learn to manage stress.
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An online dating service is blurring the line between help wanted and the personals.
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While running your own company seems like a solution to at least some work-life balance issues, The New York Times says some entrepreneurs say self-employment means making major sacrifices.
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It's easy for entrepreneurs to become burned out and unmotivated. Inc.com has eight ways to “re-inspire” yourself at the office.
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Searching for a job online involves a lot of black and white text, listing a summary of said job, qualifications of an expected hire, etc, etc. One startup is trying to change that.
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Despite coming of age during the Great Recession, small business owners in the millennial generation are the most positive about the future of the economy and their own business.
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Fred Hassan, author of ‘Reinvent: A Leader’s Playbook for Serial Success,’ shares his secrets to growth and enhancing company culture.
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The story of how a hospital’s nursing shortage turned into a national franchise, with over 300 individual locations in 43 states nationwide.
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LeBron James is looking for interns – but they’ll need to know a lot more than just his stats from this season. Check out what it takes to intern for LeBronJames.com, from Spanish fluency to...
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Owning a business does a body good, new research shows.
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Stand out from competitors with simple product design, with tips from Entrepreneur.com. And check out Iman’s best secrets for creating a successful business.
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As the USDA investigates a mysterious finding of genetically modified wheat, growers worry foreign markets will close their doors to the important American export.
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