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Optimism levels reported by the NFIB are the highest since 2007, but what does this really mean for business owners and the economy? Read More

Thanks to the all-new Cloudways WordPress Migration Plugin (WordPress Migrator), you can easily move WordPress websites to Cloudways from your hosting service. Read More

Dropbox has acquired MobileSpan, a startup that helps enterprise employees to securely access information that is behind corporate firewalls. As a result of the acquisition, MobileSpan will be shutdown by the end of 2014 and the team MobileSpan will join Dropbox. Read More

Came to the blogging game believing that making money online is actually easy. Did you read somewhere that you don’t have to work hard before you can make money blogging? Read More

In the midst of its ongoing battle with Snapchat, Facebook mistakenly allowed a version of Slingshot, its new photo and video-sharing app, to be downloaded from the App Store. Slingshot was available in certain territories on Monday, but was removed from the App Store by the end of the day. Read More

These days, every small business needs a website. But it’s a misconception that you need a lot of money to create an effective Web presence for your business or brand. Read on to see some free or low-cost website building tools that will have your website looking shiny and professional in no time a Read More

Godaddy has filed the necessary paperwork for an IPO of $100 Million (it could be even more). In the S1 document filed with the Securities and Exchange commission the company has revealed that it has earned $1.13 billion in revenue during the year 2013. Read More

Take a look at an XBox or PS3 game console and you’ll find two controls: power and eject. These newer components have infinitely more features than those built decades before, but they’re all tucked away, some behind a panel or a sliding door, some only accessible onscreen via remote control.

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It’s difficult enough getting people to listen these days, but when you’re trying to impart complex information it’s like trying to get a 2-year-old to understand the Gettysburg Address. But there are those who excel at getting others to grasp even the most complicated information, and you can lear Read More