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There will come a time in your business when you feel plagued with the never ending amount of tasks and projects required to successfully operate your company. In a state of overwhelm, there is simply too much for one person to achieve while remaining efficient, effective and balanced. Read More

If your company is like many, open (enrollment) season is almost here.
And if you’re in the trenches with more than 100 employees, you better be ready: It doesn’t look like another extension of the Jan. 1, 2015, employer requirement to offer health insurance under the Affordable Care Act will serv Read More

With strong proposals, and a valid business model, finding investors during periods of less revenue doesn't have to be impossible. Fixed rates of returns and appealing loan terms combined with the investment acquisition techniques in this article can help facilitate business capitalization. Read More

This infographic highlights some key considerations eCommerce professionals need to take into account if they really want to maximize conversion rates. Read More

The markup element is coming soon to a browser near you. As business people, an important thing to know is that markup could speed up your website, especially on mobile devices. That would be good for your site visitors. Read More

If you want to improve your business with a little help from the cloud, here are 5 solutions that might work for you: Read More

How do you handle negative feedback so it doesn’t adversely affect your business or your confidence? We've got an easy four-step plan for you to follow! Read More

Regulatory gaps within generally accepted accounting principles provide businesses with financial accounting latitude. This enables creative accounting, exploitation of loopholes in financial reporting and quantitative slight of hand that has the potential to mislead investors. Read More