BrookStone is booming by equipping health care providers with electronic medical record (EMR) software along with backup and disaster recovery services.
Buying local is a big trend right now. But as noble as supporting other local businesses might be, it also could be the wrong decision for your company.
If you're planning on leaving your business to your children or family, favorable, and perhaps fleeting, tax rules make 2011 a good year to get started.
Monitoring cash balances is essential and withholding payments until the last moment may be necessary, but be careful: being slow to pay may alienate you from vendors.
Emotional spending and expensive junk food binges -- budget busters -- are often triggered by stress. Here are 15 ideas for diminishing stress without spending a lot of money.
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Keeping your personal finances separate from your business finances isn't always easy. But if you aren't careful, it may cost you.
Best Money Tips: Smart Splurges for Your Car
Today we found some fantastic articles on smart splurges for your car, keeping your pet away from the vet, and passive and extra income ideas.
How to Lay a Solid Foundation for Your Business
BrookStone is booming by equipping health care providers with electronic medical record (EMR) software along with backup and disaster recovery services.
The Financial Considerations of Open Source Software
Open-source software is free, but it could cost your company more in the end.
6 Common Money Mistakes Small Business Owners Make
Avoid these common pitfalls, and you'll increase your likelihood of running a successful — and lasting — business.
5 Best Amazon Deals for Monday 09/09
Today's great deals include $19.99 & Under Women's fashion tops & tees, 70% off Sam Edelman shoes, 51% off Classic Archive Collections DVD, and more!
Which Is Better for Your Business: Debt or Equity?
Is debt or equity better for your business?
When Buying Local Does (and Doesn’t) Make Sense
Buying local is a big trend right now. But as noble as supporting other local businesses might be, it also could be the wrong decision for your company.
Yelp, Kudzu, and Google Places: Do You Have to Care?
Your customers are saying nice things about you, aren't they?
6 Free Resources for Entrepreneurs to Watch and Learn
Watching videos online doesn't have to be a time waster.
Giving Away Your Business? Now’s the Time to Do It!
If you're planning on leaving your business to your children or family, favorable, and perhaps fleeting, tax rules make 2011 a good year to get started.
Who Should Handle Your Business Finances
Many small business owners run all of their own finances, but eventually you'll want to hire professionals. Read this to learn who to hire when.
Dos and Don'ts When Making Your Venture Capital Pitch
You've landed a meeting with a potential investor. Don't blow it now.
How To Keep Your Business Headed In The Right Direction
If you don't know where you're going, you aren't going anywhere.
Best Money Tips: Retire Without a Mortgage
Today we found some great articles on retiring without a mortgage, making 2012 the year of spending less, and finding deals at thrift stores.
How Much to Pay New Hires in 2011
You're ready to bring in new employees — great! But calculating salaries can be difficult. Learn what to pay in a still-unsteady economy.
How to Preserve Critical Vendor Relationships
Monitoring cash balances is essential and withholding payments until the last moment may be necessary, but be careful: being slow to pay may alienate you from vendors.
Financial Statement Analysis: Recognizing Debt Overload
Business owners can avoid "delayed realization" by recognizing unwieldy debt structures, which could destroy their companies.
Use Value-Added Sales to Boost Your Profit Margin
Your margins are under attack. Defend them!
15 Low Cost Ways to Beat Stress
Emotional spending and expensive junk food binges -- budget busters -- are often triggered by stress. Here are 15 ideas for diminishing stress without spending a lot of money.