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Chuck E. Cheese's Snags a Buyer
BY Kate Taylor
Apollo Global Management will buy Chuck E. Cheese's parent company for $54 per share. Report: Franchise Establishments to Post Biggest Growth Since the Recession
BY Kate Taylor
The International Franchising Association predicts that franchise growth and job creation will outpace the wider economy in 2014. How Local Franchises Are Becoming International Brands
BY Jason Daley
With the support of the Commerce Department, company executives can travel to regions of interest and meet with potential investors, which may be the boost some franchises need to expand their concepts into international brands. To Help Small Business, Cut Regulation
BY Scott Shane
The regulatory burden on small businesses is now higher than it was when President Obama took office. Circumstances must change. The People in Your Life Are Your Personal Brand Team
BY Jim Joseph
Your family, friends and colleagues in many ways become your brand. It's important to create a team of people that reflect how you want to live your brand. Set Goals for This Year With These 3 Questions
BY Jason W. Womack
Looking back at the past year is important in determining what you want to accomplish this year. Why It Might Be Time to Ditch Your Facebook Strategy
BY Rick Mulready
Here's what you can do now if you've noticed a recent drop in traffic from Facebook. Report: U.S. Business Mergers at Highest Levels Since 2001
BY Geoff Weiss
With deals totaling more than $1 trillion last year, the U.S. accounts for more mergers worldwide than it has in more than a decade. 9 Ways to Make Gobs of Money - Seriously
BY Steve Tobak
There's no silver bullet for making it big, but it's not rocket science, either...unless of course you're SpaceX and Tesla founder Elon Musk. Think You Need to Hire? Think Again.
BY Mark Feffer
Asking yourself these three questions can help ensure that your company can afford to hire and will select the right person. Going Global: The Secret to Being Everywhere at Once
BY Jamie Wong
While scaling a business globally can be an exciting, it can also be challenging. Jamie Wong of Vayable offers up advice on how a lean startup can scale internationally. Make Your Voice and Look an Active Part of Your Brand
BY Jim Joseph
How you sound and dress influence how people perceive you, so be thoughtful and consistent. What Types of Entrepreneurs Become Employers?
BY Laura Entis
If a small-business owner is going to hire any employees at all, chances are he or she will do so in the first three years, according to a new study. 5 Great Traits Effective Entrepreneurs Share
BY Nina Zipkin
New Year's resolutions season is upon us and what better way to start 2014 than by understanding what truly drives success. The Moz CEO's Wonderfully Refreshing Reason for Stepping Down
BY Ray Hennessey
Rand Fishkin loves his company and has passion by the boatload. But he has come to hate his job. What Entrepreneurs Can Learn From a 'Million Dollar Agent'
BY Josh Flagg
Star of Bravo's Million Dollar Listing on how to be successful in your field. Lessons From the Boston Red Sox That Can Help Your Business in the New Year
BY Trevor Turnbull
As 2014 approaches, consider these three important lessons gleaned from the World Series baseball champions. The Lunch Table: The Low-Tech Management Tool You're Not Using
BY Linda Lacina
Eating together can increase collaboration, trust and morale. So why aren't you doing it? 4 Critical Skills for a Changing World
BY Steve Tobak
Times change, and you need to adapt. Here are four critical capabilities you're going to need to become the leaders, the innovators, the success stories of a new age. Holiday Gifts: What to Get Your Clients and Colleagues
BY Jacqueline Whitmore
Choosing a gift for the people you work with can be daunting. Here are some ideas and advice. The 10 Best Medium-Sized Companies to Work for in 2014
BY Laura Entis
A positive work environment, intelligent co-workers and great benefits (free yoga!) make these 10 companies the most exciting places to work for in 2014, as rated by the employees themselves. Lululemon Founder Resigns Amid Backlash Over 'Women's Body Type' Remarks
BY Catherine Clifford
The yoga apparel maker announced today that Chip Wilson is leaving his position as non-executive chairman. The Golden Rule of Starting Up: Product-Market Fit
BY Will Caldwell
Ideas are a dime a dozen. But to be successful, your product needs to be something customers want. Here are a few tips on how to ensure you satisfy product-market fit. Why Building a Personal Brand Isn't for Everyone
BY Scott Levy
Before you throw yourself into the social media whirl, you need to determine whether your taking a personal or corporate approach. McDonald's U.S. November Sales Unexpectedly Fall
BY Kate Taylor
McDonald's same-store restaurant sales fell 0.8 percent in November, dragging worldwide sales short of monthly predictions.Most Shared Stories
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