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Don't forget one of the most important items for your small business--the tax deduction! When you reach the end of the quarter or the end of the year, look carefully at what you've spent and what you've made and consider the many deductions you can legally bundle into your taxes... Read More

"Even in the best of economic times, it's not easy for start-ups to win bank loans. Most lenders look for a long track record of earnings, and some don't lend to new firms at all. But you can improve your odds by investing your own cash, building banking relationships, communicating a compelling business vision, and courting local investors." Th Read More

A good starting place for your start-up. Check out these prime locations and consider the other helpful information on this list page. Useful statistics on location, taxes, and where not to start... Read More

The business lunch--deal maker or deal breaker? Read this article to make sure you don't make the most common mistakes when taking your customer base to the next level and your clients out to lunch... Read More

"The best way to understand the dramatic transformation of unknown books into bestsellers, or the rise of teenage smoking, or the phenomena of word of mouth or any number of the other mysterious changes that mark everyday life," writes Malcolm Gladwell, "is to think of them as epidemics. Ideas and products and messages and behaviors spread just Read More

When doing business overseas, it's important to consider cultural differences and customs to make the right impression with potential clients and partners. Using Japan as an example, examine how behavior can translate into partnerships or business disasters... Read More

Hindsight is surely 20/20, especially in the case of this L.A. entrepreneur, who discovered his worst business mistakes in marketing his bricks and mortar business. Check out the entire 5 part series to make sure you don't make the same mistakes... Read More

The decision to move out of a home office was made easier because virtual communication technologies cut expenses. Instead of having a telephone system installed, Peggy Duncan explains how she uses Google Voice, the magicJack, and efax. Read More

There's a familiar litany of cloud computing benefits, from lower capital expenses and fast deployments to ubiquitous access and bringing enterprise-class technology to smaller companies. But I recently came across a handful of under-radar-advantages that cloud storage promises bring to your small or midsize business. Read More