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3 Ways to Find Your Perfect Board of Advisors
BY Victor Cheng
Successful leaders know how to seek out advice. Having a board of advisors that can help you assess key decisions is important to the growth of your business. Here are three ways to build your board. Leaning In: The 10 Fastest-Growing Women-Owned Businesses
BY Jenna Goudreau
Women Presidents Organization reveals its annual ranking of the top 50 women-led businesses in North America. We look at the leaders of the pack. Inside Small-Business Growth: Top Industries and Other Success Secrets (Infographic)
BY Kathleen Davis
A look at the obstacles entrepreneurs are facing, their strategies for staying on top, and the industries with the most opportunities.Damage Control: Getting Your Shipping Claims Paid
BY Carol Tice
A little organization and preparation can go a long way in recouping losses. In the Latest Move to Revamp Yahoo's Culture, Marissa Mayer Expands Parental Leave
BY Brian Patrick Eha
With her policies under scrutiny, the Yahoo CEO follows her ban on telecommuting with new perks for new parents. 3 Simple Steps to Eliminate File-Sharing Problems
BY Stephanie Vozza
Make sure everyone is literally on the same page with these document-sharing tips. 3 Meetings Every Business Should Have
BY Dave Lavinsky
Plan office meetings strategically and you're creating a road map for success. This doesn't have to be complicated. Here are three kinds of meetings that will help your business set and meet its goals. Bracing for Obamacare, Some Businesses Try PEOs
BY Arlene Weintraub
Some entrepreneurs are turning to professional employer organizations to navigate health reform's complexities. 10 Best States for Starting a Business
BY Catherine Clifford
A U.S. Chamber of Commerce study out this week breaks down what each state in the U.S. is doing to promote small-business growth. Entrepreneurs See Brighter Days for Their Business, Not the Economy
BY Cheryl Winokur Munk
In two surveys released today, small-business owners report being more optimistic about their company's future, though concerns persist about government regulation, the economy, taxes and health care. 'Kinky Boots,' Musical Mixing Fetish and Family Business, Leads Tony Nominations
BY Jenna Goudreau
The flamboyant new Broadway show about reviving a family shoe business by catering to drag performers today earned 13 Tony nominations. Surprising Ways to Create an Inspiring Workspace
BY Gwen Moran
A design expert shares three trends for winning workspaces. 10 Questions to Ask Before Expanding Overseas
BY Alina Dizik
If you're considering an international expansion of your brand, here's what you need to know to make sure you're fully prepared to make the decision. Six Months After Hurricane Sandy, Many Businesses Are Still Struggling to Recover
BY Brian Patrick Eha
A look at how New York City businesses are getting back on their feet after the devastating impact of Hurricane Sandy. 4 Secrets for Lifelong Success From Martha Stewart
BY Kathleen Davis
The celebrity entrepreneur discusses her philosophy on what it takes to lead a long and prosperous career. The Habits of Self-Made Billionaires (Infographic)
BY Catherine Clifford
Of the 100 richest people in the world today, a number have no college degree and were born into humble households, or without a family at all. Here is a look at what these underdog entrepreneurs have in common. Richard Branson on Keeping Your Most Valued Employees Happy
BY Richard Branson
Finding top talent is hard enough, but keeping driven employees satisfied so they stay at your company has its own challenges. Virgin's CEO offers insight on how to please your most valued hires. How to Improve Your Critical Thinking Skills and Make Better Business Decisions
BY Nadia Goodman
Three steps to help you make smarter decisions. Blue, Green, Gold? How to Manage Employees by 'Color' Temperament
BY Andrea Huspeni
Authors Susan Geary and Anne Bulstrode provide a simple way for entrepreneurs to decipher employees' temperaments -- and how to handle them. How to Lead With Grace Through Tragedy
BY Catherine Clifford
Jim Koch, the brewmaster behind Sam Adams Lager, talks about how his business responded to the Boston Marathon bombings. Be Curious Like Steve Jobs and 4 More Business Tips From the Week
BY Brian Patrick Eha
The best tips of the week from Entrepreneur.com, from adopting Steve Jobs' curiosity to protecting yourself from the bird flu. Kitten Races, Ping Pong, Naps -- and Productivity?
BY Andrea Huspeni
Startup life doesn't have to be all work and no play. 3 Unique Hiring Techniques to Find the Right Person for the Job
BY Gwen Moran
Offbeat hiring practices that get past canned answers. HomeAway Partners With Gogobot to Gain a New Edge in Vacation Rentals
BY Brian Patrick Eha
Vacation-rental company HomeAway's new partnership with travel advice site Gogobot allows property owners to create unique guidebooks to entice renters. What Craft Beer Can Teach You About Business Growth: Best Advice from Jim Koch of Sam Adams
BY Catherine Clifford
The Boston Beer Co. expands its microloan and mentorship program. Plus, the founder shares the most popular advice he dispenses to young business owners. 5 Ways to Be a Better Leader Online
BY Lewis Howes
Here's what separates the leaders from the followers online.Ads by Google
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