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How Much Pro Bono Work Is Too Much?
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Dealing With Problem Employees: The Basics of Progressive Discipline
You never want to fire anyone. As a business owner you want to lead, develop, and empower people.
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Building Philanthropy Into a Business
Philanthropy can be built into the structure of your company and, depending on how you handle it, that philanthropy can improve your business.
Best Money Tips: Looking for Scholarships
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Best Money Tips: Save Money on Must-Have Technology
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Why Stellar Service Alone Doesn't Produce Amazing Profits
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Noncompete Clauses for Business Owners
The terms of a noncompete clause, which are often referred to as "covenants not to compete," can vary.
Should You Spend Money on Education?
A small business owner always has to be learning, but even if money isn't an issue, time is in short supply for most entrepreneurs.
Business Continuity Planning: Are You Leaving a Legacy or a Liability?
In order to truly be successful, you need to think beyond the current generation and consider what will happen when you are no longer at the helm.
5 Steps to Lower Small-Package Shipping Costs
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Temps, VAs, Contractors and Employees: Who Should You Hire?
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4 Reports That Will Keep Your Business Thriving
4 important reports you should be reviewing for your business.
Writing Off Losses on Your Taxes
Paying less in taxes can help take some of the sting out of business losses...as long as you meet the requirements.
Can Low Prices Hurt Your Business?
For many small businesses, competing on price can do more harm than good.
Best Money Tips: Easy Apple Muffins
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Car Sharing for Businesses: Save Money and Go Green
Commercial car sharing can increase workplace productivity, save money, and (of course) help the environment.
8 Great Businesses Ideas You Can Start Today
Most of these recession-proof ideas don't require a lot of capital, and can be run from a home office.
Finance Your New Business: It's Not as Complicated as You Think
Finding money to start a new business can seem hard — but fundamentally, the process really isn't that complicated. Learn how to get financing.
Best Money Tips: Use the Web to Save $8,000 a Year
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