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Accountable Plans Are Win-Win Taxwise
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Expected Value: How to Play the Odds and Come Out Ahead
By understanding the expected value concept, and making realistic assessments of your odds of success, you can make better decisions about how to allocate limited resources.
Résumé Quirks to Embrace and Avoid
To gain deeper insight into a candidate's capabilities, try these techniques for evaluating candidates with just a few résumé and work-related quirks.
5 Ways to Waste Money at Your Business
Even if you think you have been ruthless about hunting down “leaks” in your budget during the downturn, you may be surprised to find that your company still has some.
How Operations Can Support Ecommerce Growth
To get expert guidance on building, refining, and expanding the operational infrastructure and day-to-day processes that support ecommerce sales, I spoke with Zach Piech.
Why You Should Forget the Word Scalable
Perhaps it's time for more entrepreneurs to enjoy the unique rewards of keeping a business small.
The Dropping Cost of Entrepreneurship
Starting a new business sounds like an expensive proposition, but it might cost much less than you think.
Unlikely Sources of Capital
Credit lines, angel investors, and your personal savings are great places to get money for your business, but they certainly aren't the only ones. Consider these alternatives.
Internet Sales Taxes Could Change Your Business
Can you imagine registering your business in 7,500 different tax districts? Depending on how sales-tax laws change, you might have to.
Office Space: Should You Buy or Lease?
Renting and leasing can each provide different benefits for your growing business. Learn how to figure out which one is right for you.
Use Teachable Moments to Train Your Employees
Everyone makes mistakes, even your employees. Turn those errors into valuable employee training tools.
Should You Grow Your Business by Buying Another?
For some businesses, the best business growth strategy is a business purchase strategy.
Uncle Sam Boosts Standard Mileage Deduction
Driving the company car just got a little more affordable.
6 Common Blunders of Lousy Leaders
Everyone makes mistakes. But leaders who commit these six blunders aren't leading. They're failing.
Best Money Tips: Tour New York (and Other Big Cities) on a $25 Budget
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6 Ways Good Credit Is Better Than a Boyfriend
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Losing the store brand stigma.
Ditch the stigma! Store brand "generics" are just as good, if not better, than pricier name-brand buys.