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Dr. Lindsay Rosenwald is fully committed to the biomedical industry. Dr. Rosenwald founded the Rosenwald Foundation, a charitable organization, whose function is to support scientists’ endeavors in research and development. Read More

A Midwest Bank is offering to give one of it's buildings rent free for 2 years to a small business looking to expand. Read More

The mandate to save money may be clear, but which technologies actually pay for themselves is a tougher call to make for many businesses. Here are ten options that many small to midsize businesses are trending towards and reaping significant financial rewards. Read More

The Twitter accounts of other startups and founders are often treasure troves of relevant, applicable insight. After all, these are folks who have overcome the obstacles you are facing and achieved the goals you are striving for.
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Has Google indexed the pages of your website? And if so, Which Ones?
Here's a quick, easy way to find out. Read More

A broadening range of tablet PCs like HP’s EliteBook 2740p aim to popularize touchscreen computing for business use. Read More

Unemployed Americans who take parttime or temp work may find that their unemployment benefits get cut after that job ends. It's a disincentive to work, but Congress is moving to remedy that. Read More

With April 15th quickly approaching, getting your tax forms in order has never been easier. This is partly because smart phones now feature apps useful for income tax preparation.
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The credit card reform Congress passed last year ended “over limit” penalties –- typically $35 fees applied when cardholders charge more than their credit lines allow -– unless customers opt in. At least for consumers –- not so for business credit cards, which the CARD Act does not regulate at all. Now, with two sets of rules, confusion abounds. Read More