Management

Put People Before Profits
4 ways people-centric companies are investing in fun

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Steps to Successful Management

Running a Risky Business Discover the secret of flourishing in a risky business environment.		Lower Your Price Point? You'll pay the price if you swing the wrong way when navigating the price point waters.
Set the Model for Office Behavior What You Should Be Doing Now Unleash Your Inner Einstein		Keep Your Eyes on the Money Paying Yourself a Salary The Triangle of Entrepreneurial Finance

Avoid Legal Time Bombs Find the holes in your business, and stop lawsuits before they start.		The Psychology of Stress You've managed to keep your business afloat, but how are you managing the stress?
Look Before You Lease Proactive Ways to Avoid Legal Trouble Attend to Your Corporate Housekeeping		Is Your Business Demanding Too Much? Deprived of Sleep and Productivity Work Hard, Play Harder

The Leadership Factor

Winning Management Lessons From the NFL
You can more learn much more than you thought by watching a day of football.

5 Leadership Questions Every Boss Should Ask
Your employees need you most when times are tough. Know how to talk to them--whether the news is good or bad.

Run a Charity Like You Run a Business
The tenets of Biz 101 still apply, even if it's non-profit.

The CORE Assessment
How well will your company fare when statistics show 2 out of 3 small businesses fail? Use this analysis to find out.

Outsourcing vs. Doing It Yourself
When starting a business, it's important to know when to hold tight and when to let go.

Ask Entrepreneur

Quick-hitting answers to your most pressing Management questions:

	Is it ethical to raise my prices after less than six months in business? Answered by Brad Sugars \| Posted in Business Operations
	How should I divide profits in an LLC? Answered by Nina Kaufman \| Posted in Business Operations
	How do I start offering financing to my customers? Answered by Tim Berry \| Posted in Business Operations Ask a Question »

Great Minds of Business

The 20th century jumped from the Industrial Revolution to the Information Age due to these visionary entrepreneurs. Read about what makes them great, and come back to see who will be added as the 21st century takes shape.
Henry Ford In just four decades, Ford’s innovative vision of mass production produced the affordable “automobile."	Bill Gates The digital demagogue earned billions by anticipating the market's needs.
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Marketplace

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