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Our expectations have everything to do with how much we like a new product or experience. Your marketing needs to reflect this

Can you set out to fail? Yes, in fact, you can -- if you do one of the following things. Fellow Inc.com columnist Paul Schoemaker recently wrote about how mistakes can be the secret to success

Let's face it: When you're small, every hire counts. Make sure you aren't making one of these common hiring mistakes

Let's face it: When you're small, every hire counts. Make sure you aren't making one of these common hiring mistakes. The smaller your company , the more hiring the right people matters.

Let's face it: When you're small, every hire counts. Make sure you aren't making one of these common hiring mistakes

Let's face it: When you're small, every hire counts. Make sure you aren't making one of these common hiring mistakes. The smaller your company , the more hiring the right people matters

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For the mathematically challenged: A Web tool that sifts through your numbers and spots trouble for you. Math is not my friend , even though we did have a long-term relationship throughout my formative years. (If you’re reading this, Fourier Analysis and Partial Differential Equations, don’t forget: You didn’t dump me, I dropped you.) Accounting isn’t my friend either

Tech Trends columnist John Brandon gave two DIY app building tools a whirl. Here are the results. Over the past few months, I've been getting loads of PR pitches about software that lets you create your own smartphone applications—no coding or design skills required

PGT: Notah Begay III says his friend's status is in limbo for Royal St.

Infestations are up across the country; Find out why the tiny biters' worst enemy is Man's Best Friend!

New add-ons come to the do-stuff-while-chatting app launched by a young Israeli entrepreneur. Innobell , an app from an Israeli tech wunderkind who had to pitch an Army general to score time to work on it , launches four new add-ons today

Dr. Ritsuko Komaki was 2 years old when an atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, Japan.

Humorist and TED speaker Ze Frank tells FastCompany how his new startup can help save us from living our entire online lives in blue and white. Ze Frank, the performer and humorist who once won a Webby for his personal website, is a guy who is plainly awed at the oddity of human beings on the Internet. He says the blue-and-white sterility of our popular social networks--Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Foursquare--is threatening to choke out the messy, weird home-made kitsch once typified by MySpace pages and message boards