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If you have gone through formal education, you will remember you attended a primary or nursery school, graduated to a high school or secondary school, you will find out that one simple question was asked and that was “What will You Like to Become”.

I remember then, I would say, I want to be an Read More

Need is the mother of all inventions. In our story, innovation was the mother, and need was the thing that slapped us in the face and caused our pivot!

This is the startup story of PubPoolr. Read More

It’s easier than ever for almost anyone to be an entrepreneur. Thanks to technology, it’s possible to start a small business with a global clientele. However, before you join the ranks of entrepreneurs, it helps to know how to increase your chances of success. Read More

They say the best camera is the one you have with you. Does this go for light meters too? According to Palo Alto-based hardware developer James Flynn, absolutely. Flynn and his team have developed a light meter that attaches to any smartphone, iPod or tablet with a front-facing camera. The device, Read More

If the dawn of the internet has shown us anything, it’s that no one wants to pay for music. Despite the fact that 28 million people around the world paid for a music streaming subscription in 2013, free ad-supported listening through services like Spotify, Pandora and YouTube (not to mention the go Read More

9 out of 10 businesses will fail within one year. finance related issues appear to be the number one cause of small business failure. Read More

Here are Pat Keegan's advice on how to avoid common outsourcing mistakes by doing these 8 best practices. Read More

Question: How do you open a small business bank account as a sole proprietor, especially when you have bad personal credit? Read for the answers. Read More

Every startup with any traction quickly reaches a point where they need to hire employees to grow the business. Unfortunately, this always happens when pressures are the highest, and business processes are ill-defined. At this point you need superstars and versatile future executives, yet your in-h Read More