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In today's economic environment, every financial milestone is an important one. It's critical that small business owners have the right tools and know-how to properly manage their taxes year-round so they're not dealing with undue stress on the days leading up to April 15th. The right solutions can help small business owners efficiently and easily Read More

Over the last few weeks I've been looking for a low cost VoIP solution for my home office based computer consulting business. After much consideration, I finally settled on a provider that I think will fit my needs as my business grows. And the winner is— Read More

Michael Taylor, author at Slate's BizBox and owner of Cedarcrest Capital, tells a recent story about how he himself has gotten hurt by the downturn. Read More

Interesting compilation of information on how marketers are using social media and what they're using it for. Read More

What does it take to start using e-mail to build your blog or online business? Here are a few pointers. Read More

Study shows small business owners thinks they are better positioned for the current economy then their competitors. Read More

It is clear that Mom bloggers have certainly reached the public mind in a way that excites many marketers. Over SXSW, Rohit Bhargava had several opportunities to sit down and learn from mom bloggers what their experience has been of working with marketers. So, here are the top 7 things gleaned from conversations with mom bloggers that most of Read More

Credit unions have been seen as the last best hope for small businesses to obtain credit in the current economy. Now, however, with the federal seizure of two crucial unions, that hope may have dimmed. Read More

Harvard Business School studied venture capital-backed entrepreneurs to test whether or not we learn from our mistakes. The results aren't what you'd expect! Read More

Businesses are required by law to turn over customer's unclaimed money to states after a certain period of time. The states then siphon interest off of the resulting $33 billion until customers claim their money at the government backed website MissingMoney.com. Read More