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A better back isn't the only good thing about ergonomic chairs. They can even prevent a premature death.

This handy infographic explains the benefits to owning a work chair that works for you. Read More

Here are 21 basic – often overlooked – improvements that will make your home office work for you.

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The costs of creating or acquiring logos and trademarks are famously erratic - the quoted costs range from hundreds of millions of dollars all the way to zero.

It's not just because ad agencies milk their clients either.

Read to learn more about the surprising reasons why logos cost what the Read More

It seems that owning or running multiple businesses makes it far easier to take your place among the worlds richest.

Will you be the next self-made billionaire entrep? See if you have what it takes on Anna Vital's classic infographic. Read More

Novice entreps tend to be pretty awful at money.

YouTheEntrepreneur gives us 7 ways any entrep can improve their finances - by not having. Read More

If your small business involves a lot of travel, taking these smple steps can go a long way to making things a heck of a lot more bearable.

Read on to check out YTE's latest infographic! Read More

Because if there’re two things any casino worth going to is good at, it’s keeping customers happy even as they’re bled dry, and making a ton of dough in the process.

Here're 8 things you should learn from how casinos do business. Read More

Early this year, UPrinting's The Art of Small Business blog cut ties with UPrinting and partnered with YouTheDesigner.

Many of our regular readers were confused, and the blog's performance declined. Now it's better than it ever was.

Here's how the right mergers and partnerships can benefit ev Read More

While you don't necessarily have to do it on that day, blood-donation drives offer a great way for any company to give back to the community.

And it's really simple to do.

Here's how and why blood donation drives should be on your team-building activity shortlist. Read More

In the depths of the Great Depression Charles Darrow became a millionaire, after inventing the classic boardgame Monopoly.

He consistently claimed credit for Monopoly--- even though he likely plagiarized most of it.

Ironically, the game was later used in a study that concludes people who bec Read More