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Recognize any of these devices from your briefcase?

Pravina Raghavan, New York District Director of the Small Business Administration, recommends you take advantage of free resources.

Would you love your Roomba more if it had rat-like whiskers?

Aneesh Chopra, the first-ever CTO for the United States, is stepping down. Here are a few good people who could replace him

News flash: Entrepreneurs are people too. And as with any group of people, it includes a few bad eggs--and some downright rotten ones

What do hyper-creatives, emergency room nurses, and CEOs have in common? Dr. Aaron Blackledge has identified a particular neuro-chemical pattern.

Spotify just hit 3 million paying subscribers, the Financial Times reports . That may sound like an impressive milestone for the popular on-demand music service, but how impressive is it really? Only about 64 days have elapsed since Spotify announced it reached 2.5 million subscribers in November

How Colleen Molter, founder of QED National, an IT staffing firm, survived the dot-com bubble and Sept. 11th, and other lessons.

Breaking news from your editors at Fast Company, with updates all day. Jon Rubinstein Leaves HP . Rubinstein , formerly of Apple and then lead at Palm during its efforts to rival the iPhone, is leaving HP

Newt Gingrich's bold plans for a moon base dominated last night's GOP debate.

The best and brightest stigmatize sales jobs. But they're fundamental to the success or failure of small business.

Leo Widrich, co-founder of the social media management tool Buffer, on how to get more out of your Tweets. If you love Twitter —and you also have a life—you probably use Buffer to schedule your tweets: To make announcements at a specific time, to send time-sensitive tweets like for limited-time offers, to communicate when your followers are most likely to notice, and to avoid membership in the tweet-a-minute club

Do your customers really trust your company? Ask yourself: If you were the customer, would you trust your company?

The Groupon CEO talks about competing with Google, selling his stock, and his designs on mobile coupons.

We're living in a world of beta tests and products that are released and then improved.