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Most stock market trading is now done by machines. With IBM's Watson now in customer service, machine intelligence just got personal.

How will advanced machine intelligence affect those in the knowledge industry? Read More

We started UPrinting Design How-to Series as away of helping inexperienced customers create effective print designs – and saving them a bit of money in the process. But it’s not always so easy. Read More

Military veterans often end their service having acquired skills that translate well into entrepreneurship and business.

For those who have managed to save up the needed capital, franchising is one such option.

Contributor Cameron Alarcio explains why veterans may want to look into getting a Read More

If you believe your product is totally boring, you're already doing it wrong.

Read on to learn how to make any product a joy to promote. Read More

Using the phone in the office once meant actually holding a conversation with someone on the other line. In today’s society, performing office operations from the mobility of the smartphone can improve efficiency in the workplace. Here are 7 Great iPhone Apps for your office setting. Read More

As managers and entrepreneurs, we should never forget that being a great leader likely relies less on technical aptitude, and more on knowing what people want. Read More

Check this Infographic to know how to make your business cards social media friendly.
Megan O’Neill and the other awesome folk at SocialTimes.com created this neat infographic about this article “Hybrid Networking: In Defense of Business Cards and Social Media”. Read More

How green is your small business?

This article explains how an unlikely retail giant can help microbusinesses soften their impact on the environment. Read More

Designed by Kaixer group Everyone knows that your name, title, and contact information belong on your business card. But how do you make sure the card Read More

Managers are often more clueless about handling people than they are about handling the bottomline.

Especially when it comes to people paid to think of new ideas.

Are you guilty of doing any of these to your creative workers? Read More