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The Most Memorable Business Jargon of 2012
BY Amy Cosper
Our collection from the past year of the best new lingo you need to communicate in our ever-changing small-business world.
100 Things You'll Need to Know About in 2013
BY Catherine Clifford
With 2012 very nearly in the rearview mirror, check out this list of what you are going to hear about, talk about and spend your money on in 2013.
Entrepreneur's 10 Most Helpful Stories of 2012
BY Hiten Samtani
Richard Branson on why we need more women at the top, how to avoid home business snafus, a rubric for networking, Google versus Apple, and more.
10 Questions You Must Ask Before Buying a Business
BY Jane Porter
Doing your due diligence before buying a company will earn you bargaining power and help you avoid unforeseen problems. Here's what you need to know.
How to Determine Which Eco-Friendly Changes Your Business Should Make
BY Michelle Goodman
Some green improvements may not be worth the trouble or expense. Here's how to determine which changes will provide the greatest return on investment for your company.
7 Eco-Friendly Actions Will Save Your Business Money
BY Michelle Goodman
Tips from the Green Business Bureau on saving the planet and your bottom line.
Are Small-Business Owners Going to Spoil the Mood? (Opinion)
BY Scott Shane
Despite the headlines about rising consumer confidence, the U.S. economy isn't looking up. Business owners' pessimism remains a drag on the recovery.
The Biggest Trends in Business for 2013
BY Entrepreneur Staff
Our look at new directions in business and how they will affect you in the coming year -- and beyond.
Why You Should Say 'Yes' More
BY Grant Davis
Step out of your comfort zone and agree to something you'd normally turn down.
3 Ways to Kick Start Your Business into 2013
BY Erika Napoletano
Stop futzing around. Here's how to propel your business forward -- right now.
3 Easy Tricks to Improve Your Memory
BY Nadia Goodman
By practicing these techniques to make your memory more effective, you can become a more creative, innovative business leader.
A Former Broker Taps Into His Passion for Vintage Guitars
BY Margaret Littman
A CEO's knack for buying low and selling high combined with his love of vintage musical instruments led him to revive Chicago Music Exchange.
Convincing Small Business that Prosperity Is Just Around the Corner (Opinion)
BY Scott Shane
Optimism among small business owners has been slow to recover as the economy emerges from recession.
6 Tips for Running a Layaway Program
BY Mikal E. Belicove
With the holiday shopping season fast approaching, now is the time to consider offering your customers a layaway option.Ads by Google
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