Wednesday, April 7, 2010 as of 11:14 AM ET
Karma Kids, which opened in 2003 with only 10 classes a week, managed to not only stay afloat during the recession, but actually grow. Today it offers more than 100 classes per week at its main studio, as well as at different schools around the city.
Starting a business may seem like a great venture, but when the startup costs are added up, the risks may seem too great for some.
It's not just large businesses that are looking to cutting-edge technologies such as virtualization, cloud computing and mobile devices to beef up their disaster preparedness capabilities. A significant number of small- and medium-size businesses are adopting these innovations as well, a new survey shows. And the move is paying off for them.
Entrepreneurs use the accounting program QuickBooks accounting software more than any other. They use it whether they’re starting a new business or streamlining an existing one. Yet many of them barely scratch the surface of QuickBooks' functionality.
Attracting customers is a fundamental part of running a business.
President Obama signed into law last month the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act, legislation was designed to help entrepreneurs raise capital with presumably fewer administrative and legal road blocks. But will the act prove to be a catalyst for job growth? Like anything else, the devil is in the details.
Who hasn’t seen a product or an idea and kicked themselves for not acting on their own inner inventor? Louis Foreman and Edison Nation are connecting inventors with large corporations to develop their products.
Startups can improve their odds for success when expanding into international markets, new research suggests. The answer lies is how the company's management team learns about their new foreign territory. A mixture of learning approaches work best, the research showed.
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