competition
BY Jim Joseph
Staying on top of your competitor's marketing tactics is key if you want to be ahead of the game. But you don't need a big budget to do it. Here are six easy ways to stay in the know.
How Groupon Thinks It Can Become a $100 Billion Company
BY Henry Blodget
Instead of just pumping out daily deals, the company wants to become a mobile, local commerce powerhouse. Reality TV Show 'Dorm Biz' Looks to Spotlight College Treps
BY Andrea Huspeni
Aiming to discover the next Mark Zuckerberg or Def Jam's Rick Rubin, who both famously got their start in their dorm rooms, a new reality TV show wants to talk to college treps. How to Outwit Your Competition
BY Stephen Key
You don't have to reinvent the wheel to come up with a great business idea. Here are three ways to look at what your competition is doing -- and do it better. Twitter Co-founder Says He'd Run for NYC Mayor Someday
BY Catherine Clifford
Jack Dorsey wants to run the Gotham City. Whether or not you want to take on politics in your own career, here are three lessons any entrepreneur can learn from the Twitter co-founder, who has been called the "intellectual successor" to Steve Jobs. 4 Ways to Pull Ahead of Your Competitors in Business
BY Lewis Howes
From going after larger clients to playing your strengths to your advantage, some advice for growing your company fast. How to Defend Your Designs Against Knockoffs
BY Caroline Tiger
There are many ways to fight copycats--and they may even lead to opportunities. Divide and Conquer: What War Can Teach You About Business
BY Adam Toren
When launching a startup, going up against giant companies may be in your future. Here's how to trounce them in a grudge match. This Little-Known Facebook Feature Can Help You Monitor Customers and Competitors
BY Amy Porterfield
Find ways to nurture existing customers and attract new clients with the social network's 'Interest Lists.' A Look at the Global-Apps Scene and Why You Should Care
BY Neil Parmar
If you think the U.S. app craze has hit overload, you're not the only one. Giant tech companies are now doubling down on student-app developers in the Middle East and Africa. 
