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This action by The New York Times is newsworthy, not because they will be restricting access to their site to subscribers, but because they will be charging for online content that they offered for free. Will visitors pay to get access to The New York Times online or will they turn to other news so Read More

March is Women’s History Month, and to honor women’s contributions as entrepreneurs and business leaders, the UPritning™ Small Business Blog is featuring bios of various women entrepreneurs throughout the month of March. The woman entrepreneur featured in today’s article is Janie McQueen. Read More

The America Invents Act (S.23) was recently passed by the Senate with a 95-5 vote. This legislation, if enacted, will provide small business and entrepreneurs the legal landscape that they need to protect and promote their inventions. This will lead to the creation of more jobs which will lead to a Read More

The other day I went home and there was a door hanger on my door. Typically, we give door hangers a quick look and toss them. Why? Because most companies, typically small companies, don’t do a good job designing door hangers. Whether it’s because the offer isn’t enticing enough or the door hanger i Read More

Organization is an important part of running any type of business. After all, you don’t want to be looking through boxes of papers when you need a particular document. Organization is important for running your business, but it is critical for your financial records. Make sure you’re filing receipt Read More

Want to read some of the best small business articles from the past week? Check out the small business article roundup for the week ending March 11th. Read More

The woman entrepreneur featured in today’s article is not only a success story, but an inspiration. Tina Aldatz, the president and founder of Foot Petals, did not come from money or graduate from a top university. Read More

According to the 2010 NAR Member Profile, the median income of real estate agents or brokers with at least one designation was nearly $22,000 higher than the income of those with no designation. These fact suggest the importance of continuing your education and earning designations in today’s ever- Read More

Giving away surplus produce may seem counterintuitive, but it isn’t–don’t worry, I’ll explain.

Tada Yasai, Japanese for “free vegetables,” is a web site that allows farmers in Japan to give away surplus produce or produce that has been rejected by grocery stores because it doesn’t meet the aesth Read More

We’re a week into March which means the NCAA tournament is just around the corner. With the popularity of March Madness, businesses, especially restaurants, should be planning promotions in order to capitalize on its popularity. Read More