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With purchases- as in comedy- timing is everything.

And if you're like most budding entrepreneurs, your household and business finances probably share a common pool - making managing your capital akin to juggling chainsaws on a unicycle.

Read on for an infographic on the best times to purchas Read More

Religion is a hot button issue in the United States, with the recent Chick-Fil-A incident highlighting its role in business.

How should entrepreneurs handle this very sensitive issue?

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What kind of personalities does your startup need?

Read on to see if you got all the bases covered! Read More

Being audited sucks.

Simple.

Here are a few simple steps to take to avoid it! Read More

As much as many of us would love for it to happen, the paperless office and paperless marketing are still far from reality.

Why? Simple. We still haven't developed a technology that matches good old pulp and ink.

Here're 3 reasons why successful businesses still go with printed materials Read More

witter has taken a page from Facebook and introduced their new-look profile pages to the world yesterday.

The most visible change to the platform is the large header image that runs across the top of the page, similar to Facebook’s cover photo imagery for personal and company pages. Read More

Got something boring to write about? Like ball bearings? Or evaluating the dietary needs of moths? Or even worse, writing on the same Internet marketing topic that hundreds – no, thousands – of other bloggers have already written about? Read More

Managers and business owners have it tough – they’re actually expected to take time off delegating responsibilities and watching expenses in order to…well…manage people! The nerve some employees have – suggesting that any of your decisions can be less than perfect! After all, you made them, didn’t Read More

Hate paperwork?

Me too!

Check out these recommends from The Art of Small Business's latest contributor. If they suck... tell us! Read More

While most Americans agree that skilled labor is necessary for nation-building- and innumerable other more mundane things - fewer and fewer people are taking up technical trades.

The problem is such that a lot of positions are harder to fill and it's getting tough finding a fully-rated mechanic, Read More