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While social networks can be great places to engage customers, many brands still haven't found their footing on Facebook, Twitter, and the like. Producing meaningful content that customers want to share poses a perennial problem. What's more, the social networks aren't waiting for any brand to catc Read More

Mercer’s Cost of Living Survey provides an intriguing look at how the cost of common items — such as a cup of coffee or a cinema ticket — varies dramatically in cities around the world. The survey measures the comparative cost of more than 200 items. Read More

By Karol K

This may come of as a surprise, but I’m NOT about to discuss using Excel for budgeting, estimating rates or any other stuff related to your finances as a freelancer. I think that you’ve got that part pretty figured out. In the end, this is what Excel is mostly used for … to help peopl Read More

There’s something magical that happens when your company commits to the decision to launch a customer community. The conversations that happen there can be transformational for your business, as well as for your customers and prospects. Read More

Brickflow is a new hashtag-based visual storytelling platform for bloggers and journalists interested in creating curated social media slideshows quickly and effortlessly. Read More

A recent business survey by RightScale shows that the cloud has become mainstream and that open-source cloud technology is leading the way. Read More

38% of our media interactions occur on a smartphone and 81% of our smartphone shopping is spur of the moment. Read More

Are you a blogger, Internet marketer, freelancer, or Gmail user? Find out how the new Gmail interface affects you and what to do about it. Read More

As an entrepreneur, you inevitably go through some periods where money is tight. If things work out, you later get to a stage where you start to wonder what you should do with all your money. Read More

Despite recent run-ups, pension volatility remains top of mind for plan sponsors. US companies are looking at multiple strategies, including investment allocation, lump sum programs, and annuity buyouts to manage pension risk. Read More