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Spring means shorts and sundresses, which also mean more health-conscious consumer activity. As it turns out, this consumer activity is well supported by online sharing behaviors, and healthy shoppers present a prime example of CPG consumer whose sharing habits directly reflect their purchase habit Read More

Every Individual on the internet needs a medium to buy and sell services on the internet. Online payment processing systems are the best methods to do it. Here are some most popular online payment systems Read More

Most California-based entrepreneurs want to invest more resources to grow their company, according to a recent survey by California Bank & Trust (CB&T. Read More

You have a great business Idea, you have already gathered the necessary funds and resources and you are set to start the business of your life. It is true that you have already done a great deal but the journey has just started. Read More

Mobile usage is growing by leaps and bounds, and has become a huge influence on consumer's purchasing decisions. Yet investment in mobile accounts for less than 1% of the average marketing budget. This data shows why that's a major mistake: Read More

Mobile usage is growing by leaps and bounds, and has become a huge influence on consumer's purchasing decisions. Yet investment in mobile accounts for less than 1% of the average marketing budget. This data shows why that's a major mistake: Read More

Ideas are precious. They are an example of our creativity. Here's why yours are probably brilliant, and how to find out. Read More

In this new infographic we summarize the changes to Facebook Business pages, giving you the pros and cons of the new layout and features. Read More

While joining the full-time MBA program at McCombs one of my assumptions going in was that I would be able to interview with any company that I wanted. Boy was I wrong! It was a humbling experience. Companies coming in to interview had a limited number of slots. The quality of competing students fo Read More

Last week, we heard a story related to Screen-Free Week. The expert interviewed, a pediatrician name Michael Rich, who works at Boston Children’s Hospital, said that children under the age of 18 spend an average of seven hours and 38 minutes on media devices. Read More