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Any entrepreneur who considers his startup as a child to be taken care of on a 24/7 basis probably aims at raising it to be strong, healthy, effective and even to cause friends’ envy.
It’s no one’s dream to raise an unmanageable and ineffective “child”, but in reality this happens too often, espec Read More

Regret hurts, even kills. It sucks the life itself out of your life. Whether you are an entrepreneur or not, here is how NOT to live in regret. Read More

When you're looking to expand your small business, getting a loan can be extremely helpful. However, one of the biggest factors in determining what your loan's interest rate might be is one that often comes as a surprise to entrepreneurs: your personal credit score. Read More

A survey of small business owners by Sage, a business management software company, regarding the 2016 election, revealed that a significant disconnect exists between the priorities and policy initiatives that small businesses want the federal government to focus on and what they perceive government Read More

Most countries in the world require employers to offer paid family leave to new parents. So, how many weeks of paid leave does the U.S. guarantee? Believe it or not, the number is zero. Read More

The way in which B2B buyers research and buy today demands changes to the sales process. Strategies must adapt to the current ‘online generation’. Read More

Payrolls are expected to expand this year, making it more challenging for employers to find good workers. The strong job market likely will pressure employers to offer higher wages and more benefits than in the recent past in order to attract and retain talented employees. This all adds to the cost Read More

At this point, every business under the sun seems to have harnessed peer power in some shape or form. By taking advantage of the skills and knowledge of its consumers, a business need only provide users with a vehicle of growth. Peer-2-peer (P2P) commerce is a proverbial win-win. Income floods in w Read More

n a world filled with 3D printers that can make pizza on command and smart-watches that can monitor daily health, it seems that low-tech gadgets can still be game-changing and innovative.
Take the Plastic Bottle Cutter. The product first appeared on Kickstarter on February 23, 2016. With no movin Read More

Labor costs just shot way up in the states of California and New York. California Governor Jerry Brown signed legislation Monday that will raise the minimum wage in the state to $15 an hour.
Similar legislation was signed in New York the same day.
California legislators and labor unions negotiate Read More