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.
Starting next year, small businesses and entrepreneurs will need to issue 1099s for a variety of additional services. Find out what you'll need to track and report.
The Internet has created lots of new opportunities, especially for scam artists and fraudsters. Here's a look at several new strains and how you can protect yourself from them.
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Save Money and Go Green by Making Your Office Paperless
The idea of a "paperless" office has been around a long time. The right system can streamline an office into a more efficient and green 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.
6 Times You Should Always Rent Clothes Instead of Buy
Prom, weddings, black tie, and more. Here's when renting fancy clothes makes the most sense.
Could Your Business Fail If Your Bank Fails?
The short answer: Yes. The longer answer: It's very unlikely. Here's why.
3 New 1099 Rules You Should Know About
Starting next year, small businesses and entrepreneurs will need to issue 1099s for a variety of additional services. Find out what you'll need to track and report.
Cultivating Teamwork Excellence
Want to have a great, effective team? Learn how to be a great team leader.
10 Business Model Pivots to Improve Cash Flow
Stop embracing change and start practicing your pivot, especially when planning cash flow for a new venture.
Warning: The Internet May Be Dangerous to Your Wealth
The Internet has created lots of new opportunities, especially for scam artists and fraudsters. Here's a look at several new strains and how you can protect yourself from them.
Yelp, Kudzu, and Google Places: Do You Have to Care?
Your customers are saying nice things about you, aren't they?
5 Business Lessons from Billionaire Investors
If it works for Warren Buffet, it'll work for you, too.
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Best Money Tips: Save on Last-Minute Travel
Today we found some awesome articles on ways to save on last-minute trips, how to find a holiday job, and ways to lower your health insurance premiums.
How to Save Money with Outsourcing
Outsourcing can help you cut costs and get things done. But where to begin?
Best Money Tips: Surprising Things That Are Stressing You Out
Today we found some great articles on surprising things that are stressing you out, handy spring cleaning tips, and frugal ways to celebrate Mother’s Day.
7 Bootstrapping Principles Any Business Can Use
In a tough economy, too much focus on cost cutting can stifle growth. Here's how to keep your company growing without blowing your budget.
The Best Cooking Oils: For Your Heart and Wallet
A little bit o' oil can go a long way to making a meal tasty. Find out which cooking oils make the most sense to use in terms of health, taste, and cost.
3 Ways to Revive Burned Out Employees
Keeping your employees motivated and engaged can boost productivity and profitability.
4 Genuine Ways To Execute The Brand Promise
It's not enough to develop a brand promise. To be successful, your company has to live up to it.
How To Take Risks Without Losing Your Shirt
There's a difference between taking risks and taking foolish risks. Follow these steps to take more of the first and none of the second.
The Encouraging Truth About How Americans Are Covering the Cost of College
Everybody knows college is expensive, but just how much are people really paying out of pocket? A recent survey sheds some light.