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Feed SubscriptionHow the Healthcare Mess Hurts Entrepreneurs
Our current healthcare system is messy and unfair. And it's hurting the competitiveness of our entrepreneurs. The U.S
Read More »Is Google Siriously Nervous About Search Innovations?
Seems Google is going to release sweeping changes to its flagship search functionality.
Read More »Female Tech Entrepreneurs’ Big Secret
Yes, there is plenty of sexism out there.
Read More »Fear of Failure & a $200 Million Payoff
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Read More »7 Classic Tech Blunders to Avoid
Any of these mistakes could cost you time, money, and the security of your business. You'd like to think of yourself as tech-savvy: You upgraded to the latest Web browser, started using CRM software in your business, and even added a new mail server running Microsoft Exchange.
Read More »This Is What Small Business Success Looks Like
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Read More »Are Your Talent Management Practices Out of Date?
Face it: Job hopping is a new reality.
Read More »Get Free Help for Your Business
Corporations, states and Uncle Sam offer loads of free help to women-owned businesses.
Read More »3 Things My Mentors Taught Me
A great mentor won't actually do the work for you--but he or she will help you develop your own opportunities.
Read More »Busted! Worst Cases of Misleading Ads
Overselling your product's abilities can cost way more than just your reputation. Here are six cautionary tales you need to know. Believe it or not, a Brooklyn man filed a class-action lawsuit this week against tech giant Apple saying its ads oversold Siri, the talking assistant, on the iPhone 4S
Read More »Why You’d Fail at Goldman Sachs
If your personal beliefs don't mesh with a company's corporate culture, you're destined to fail. On Wednesday, the Goldman Sachs executive Greg Smith resigned his job by writing a scathing op-ed in the New York Times . In that column, written as an exit letter, he accuses top management of encouraging predatory sales practices that actively hurt customers: "I attend derivatives sales meetings where not one single minute is spent asking questions about how we can help clients
Read More »How to Communicate Well With Your Team
Tips to perfect the communication between you and your staffers from Scott Gerber, founder of the Young Entrepreneur Council, and Scott Case, CEO of the Startup America Partnership.
Read More »Goldman Sachs’ Big Attitude Problem
Here's how--and why it will even improve shareholder value.
Read More »Is Former Goldman Sachs Exec Destined for Entrepreneurship?
Sheer rage has motivated countless entrepreneurs. Many knew what they wanted a firm to stand for long before they knew what they wanted it to sell. Greg Smith's spectacular departure from Goldman Sachs isn't the first to hit the firm recently.
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