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Let's face it. In the business world, the person who makes the most money is usually the rule breaker. This is why a contest called the rule breaker contest is launched. Take a closer look on how this contest will be implemented. Read More

The practice of using credit score to inform hiring decisions is under fire from lawmakers, who claim that it is exclusionary and not linked to job performance. What does the bizsugar community think? Read More

Stay green with your data center solutions, find out how you can in this article. Might as well save you some money while your at it! Read More

Microsoft plans to launch a first major update to windows 8.1 in April. The update is now available online. The final build of Windows 8.1 update 1 was leaked out online via Microsoft’s Windows update service. Read More

Here is some semi-good news for bloggers. But whether it is good or bad will depend on the reader's perspective. With GettyImages, you can now get images for free but ads will be displayed in return. Read More

Have you ever wondered how old the Internet is? It is now exactly 25 years old. It's amazing how the Internet is only present for only a few years yet it has so much influence in people's lives.
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The world’s youngest billionaires, a nobody likes you button for Twitter, promoted tweets, Facebook cheating, customer service, blogger outreach, preventing a data breach, business apps, Pizza Dude and going from paper to digital. This is our community news round-up where we share information from Read More

International economist and author of NY Times bestsellers "Winner Take All," "Dead Aid" and "How the West Was Lost," named by @Time as one of the 100 most influential people in the world -- Dr. Dambisa Moyo gives powerful talk for TED that: Read More

Two important economic indicators released late in 2013—employment and interest rates—give us some optimism about small business and economic growth trends. Both of these indicators are key to consumer spending, which drives two-thirds of our nation’s economic activity. Read More