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We may all wish that H1N1 turns out to be much ado about nothing, like the bird flu scare of 2007 — but don't count on it. Here are 7 practical things you can do in your workplace to cut down the chances of you and your employees getting the H1N1 flu. Read More

Have you ever tried searching for your favorite brands on Twitter and all you got was a detestable default avatar (o_O)? You've cybersquatters to blame for that. Read More

What characteristics do successful entrepreneurs have in common? If it is the little businessman and not the big corporation that often drives the economy back into the black; what do you need to be one of those successful entrepreneurs? What Qualities need developed to drive on from the ordinary to the extra-ordinary? Read More

Entrepreneurs have plenty on their plates without having to sweat tax season. In the following slides, Forbes.com rolls out handy, last-minute tax tips so that you can stay focused on what really matters: running your business. Read More

Ah - work at home. A dream that turns into reality to many, including me. The idea of working in your pajamas and work as you like (and how you like it) is intriguing. To me, working at home is freedom; working at home brings you more 'power' to control your life and money making endeavours. Read More

When I was a junior Product Manager, members of the sales force would refer to another Product Manager as "Gunna". Although I am Australian, I had never heard this term before so I asked them what they meant, thinking to myself was this another corporate term I needed to know. After they laughed at my naivete they explained that "Gunna" was Read More

Social media has given consumers a whole new voice. A recent study by Penn State's College of Information Sciences and Technology found that 20% of Twitter updates are either requests for product info, or responses to brand messages. With that, companies better not give consumers anything bad to talk about. As with the 5 case studies below, the Read More

What's the purpose of your business plan? That depends on what you are using it for, says Clayton Christopher, founder and owner of Sweet Leaf Tea Company. Christopher says his company writes a new business plan every year but it isn't the kind used to raise money from investors. Though a document to raise money is one kind of business plan, ano Read More

Almost any skill or talent might be the basis for a small business. But remember that no matter how much fun that activity might be, when it comes to creating your own business, it will also be a lot of hard work. In this video, photography expert Anthony Maddaloni talks about some of the challenges facing those beginning in small business in gene Read More

Small business expansion may seem like a crazy idea in the midst of an economic recession. But that's exactly the path some entrepreneurs have chosen either to react to an eroding market by introducing new product lines or to expand products and services while others are pulling back to weather hard economic times. The following article looks at Read More