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New research on just how many marketing messages it takes to completely turn off a customer. Mae West said that too much of a good thing can be wonderful. Obviously Ms.

Customers buy brands, not products. If you can't articulate the reason for your company's existence, you're going to lose out.

Urban legend has it that a dog's mouth is cleaner than a human's - is it true?

Levels of 4-methylimidazole chemical used in coloring process would require cancer warning label in California

Access to capital is a perennial challenge for most entrepreneurs. Three experts share their advice on raising capital, in good times and bad.

Change is never easy, but it's often essential.

Whether interviewing for a job or making a presentation, weaving a strong personal narrative could be the one thing that keeps you on top. Here are a few tips to turning on your personal branding story without turning off your audience

Did you fantasize about the lifestyle you would have as an entrepreneur? Surprised it hasn't turned out that way? It's not too late to turn things around.

Bot Vid: Robo Cheetah Boston Dynamics is behind many of the most astonishing robot advances at the moment, and its latest tech is splashed all over the web this week beacuse it's extra impressive: The robotics firm has pushed its cheetah-like robot quadruped up to a mind-boggling 18 miles an hour, a record for legged bots. It's a DARPA-funded project, like many BD efforts, to improve mobility and speed of ground robots for tasks like mine and IED detection.

It will help more start-ups get out of the gate, but after that it's going to be messy. Yesterday the House passed the Jumpstart our Business Start-ups (or JOBS) Act, in a rare demonstration of bipartisan good feeling. The bill’s wide support (it passed 390 to 23) indicates just how well-loved start-ups are now in the popular imagination

Determining the right path for a new business or market begins with a precise examination and prioritization of the target customer.

Meet Andy Wexler, who has built a successful business partly out of catering to daredevil children.

Teens who watch alcohol scenes in movies are twice as likely to drink; Toddlers who snore are more likely to develop behavioral problems; And a new segment of What the Health? CBSNews.com's Nick Dietz reports

Study found alcoholics treated with LSD were less likely to relapse and more open to treatment

Once your start-up grows to more than 10 people, it's hard to maintain a sense of organizational focus. Here's how we did it at IndieGoGo.