Where Good Ideas Come From: The Natural History of Innovation is without a doubt one of the best business books of 2010 and should be a part of every entrepreneur’s library.
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Book Review: Where Good Ideas Come From
Posted by jakeadams under StrategyFrom http://www.entreprenant.us 4886 days ago
On the virtue of predictability…
Posted by RickPulito under SalesFrom http://ideationz.wordpress.com 4887 days ago
Made Hot by: Entrepreneurosaurus on December 17, 2010 6:34 am
In this world of uncertainty, unclear outcomes and a questionable future, how do business executives make decisions? Data, facts, and a reliable forecast are all increasingly important factors in how funding is determined across organizations.
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23 End of the year tax tips for small business owners
Posted by simplicityinc under TaxesFrom http://blakely.squarespace.com 4887 days ago
Made Hot by: mssux on December 15, 2010 8:49 pm
With only a few weeks left before the end of the year, instead of making a mad dash to the mall, make a mad dash to your accounting books and look for some last minute ways to save money, spend money and prepare for the 2011 tax season. It’s not too late to get your books in order for ...
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2010 Online Holiday Shopping: Satisfied Customers Spend More
Posted by prussakov under Online MarketingFrom http://www.amnavigator.com 4887 days ago
Made Hot by: hecman104 on December 15, 2010 11:47 pm
ForeSee Results recently released a holiday benchmark of shopper satisfaction with online retailers. It reports that the customer satisfaction has gone down since Cyber Monday 2010 (an expected tendency with Cyber Monday shopping incentives going away), but it is higher than it was a year ago durin
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New Business Acronym: Client
Posted by bloggertone under ManagementFrom http://bloggertone.com 4887 days ago
Made Hot by: EncouragingExcellence on December 20, 2010 12:33 pm
Clients, customers call them what you will, without them no business is successful. We want to keep the current ones we have and we also want to attract new ones to help us grow our businesses. For some businesses...
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How to Raise Capital: The #1 Skill of an Entrepreneur
Posted by bea.alonzo under Raising CapitalFrom http://currencytradingexchangeguide.com 4892 days ago
Money capital іѕ tһе lifeblood οf еνеrу investment. Without capital, tһеrе саח bе חο product, חο property, חο sales, חο cash flow. Check out Roberts video аbουt һіѕ experiences raising capital fοr һіѕ first entrepreneurial venture. During tһіѕ one-οf-a-kind, never-tο-bе-repeated 3-day event wіtһ Ro
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5 websites for Free E-Books
Posted by crunchynow under TechnologyFrom http://bligbook.com 4895 days ago
This days you can get your collections of e-book online through this article i have filter 5 best e-books site.
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During this time of financial downturn everyone seems to be attempting to suppose the right way to get ahead of the recession in their business. Equifax, the UK physique that holds credit score reference info, not too long ago put out a survey that requested the public to indicate their expected in
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Guidelines On Raising Capital For Investment
Posted by bea.alonzo under Raising CapitalFrom http://finest-loans.com 4899 days ago
It is a popular belief that to invest money one has to be swimming in truckloads of capital first. However this is certainly not the case. Everyone can make an investment as long as you are guided
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5 Lessons About Small Business You Can Learn From Your Kids
Posted by jewel.davis under StartupsFrom http://www.openforum.com 4900 days ago
If you own your own business and have small kids, you probably know that it ain’t easy to find a balance between the two. But for two moms in New York City who run a small company that organizes ‘Great Green Playdates’ for parents and toddlers, mixing business with family is a formula that seems to
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