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An entrepreneur tells how to start a business with bootstrapping. Greg Gianforte recounts the story of starting his successful Montana-based company RightNow Technologies with no capital investment. Read More

There are important questions to answer when choosing a bank for your small business. SmallBusiness.com provides some answers. Read More

Several years ago, Hilary Brown decided to open a burger joint in Lawrence, KS. She readily admits that folks around town questioned whether the world, or for that matter Lawrence, needed another place to get a hamburger. After all, this is a college and fast food is plentiful. Read More

I agree with the fact that some of the rules and regulations within the financial services industry need to be changed, but in the case of the Madoff scandal was it the rules? Absolutely not! This is a clear cut example of how the problems in the financial services industry cannot be solved with a million new rules, because the problem is with att Read More

BizBox's Jerry Kalish explains why you need to hold on to your retirement plan records--and why you need to hold on to some of them for as long as possible. Read More

Businesses of all sizes are sharing impressive results. But what about small town businesses? We don't have the same share of our local customers on Twitter. How many people can you realistically reach if only 5 or 10 out of your town's 5,000 people are signed up? How can that be worth the time and effort? Read More

I just wanted to share this cartoon about renters' revenge to mortgage owners. It just reminded me how devastating it was to know that soon, some mortgage owners are losing their homes. Are you one of those losing mortgage owners? About to lose or about to start like me? How do you cope with this crisis? Read More

If your organization is still hoping to take advantage of the slew of small-business tax breaks that went into effect in February, you'll need to get moving. We're more than halfway through the year, and Obama's stimulus package benefits expire when 2009 does. Even IRS recently reminded taxpayers of all they stand to gain, courtesy of The Am Read More

With friends, family, and co-workers like these—In the spirit of opening your eyes but not inducing paranoia, when small businesses fall victim to identity theft, someone they know is more often than not the guilty party whose tampering has a direct impact on their credit standing. Read More