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Global sourcing holds the promise of higher profits through cost savings on nearly any product imaginable. But risks lie in nearly every stage of the sourcing process.
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Nothing's easier for paying than swiping plastic, but cash is still king, and sometimes it'll save you some money, too.
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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.
Financial Risks and More in Global Sourcing
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Going Without Health Insurance in 2015? Here's What It'll Cost You
The fines for going without health insurance are ticking up this year. Are you covered or will you pay a fine?
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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.
The Psychology Behind Making Sales and Setting Price Points
Learn how to create a feeling of value for your customers while keeping your profit margins reasonable.
The Power of Retargeting
Only a small fraction of visitors who click an online ad make a purchase, but retargeting can help businesses dramatically boost that number.
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Every massive organization that sank in 2010 started as a small business. Pay attention to avoid making the same mistakes with your company.
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Make the most of your customers' tight mobile phone screen space and their tight mobile phone attention spans.
5 Investment Moves That Prove You're Finally a Grown-Up
It's time to stop investing like a kid.
4 Hiring Mistakes and How to Prevent Them
Hiring a new employee is costly. Hiring the wrong employee costs even more.