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On Becoming That Truly Inclusive Leader
BY Shirley Engelmeier
In a global economy, openness to new diverse ideas is critical for staying competitive. Embrace a method to cull the best ideas from your team and put them into action. Have an Idea for a Sitcom? NBC Is Listening.
BY Nina Zipkin
The network has launched an online talent competition to find its next comedy hit. 3 Practical Ways to Save on Attorney Fees
BY Adam Callinan
Your attorney's billable hours can stack up fast, so here are some tips that can lower your bill. The Pricing Conundrum: Figuring Out the Right Strategy For You
BY Dana Brownlee
While pricing can be a tricky matter for any entrepreneur, it is especially difficult for those providing a service. Here are a few lessons on pricing strategy. How to Diversify Your Company and Tackle New Industries
BY Todd Pedersen
Offering related services can bring your firm new customers and added revenue. Here are four tips for making it all happen. Will Blue Bottle Coffee Take On Starbucks, Or Become It?
BY Laura Entis
The coffee company that positions itself as the anti-chain is poised for an ambitious expansion. A Primer on Patents: Who's Getting Them, Where and How Long It's Taking (Infographic)
BY Catherine Clifford
As Washington continues to mull new patent legislation, here's a snapshot of the U.S. patent landscape. Lyft Lowers Prices in All Cities by 20 Percent
BY Nina Zipkin
Fresh off of a new $250 million round of funding, the ridesharing service said it is cutting prices across all markets. Now, Uber Wants to Deliver Packages for You
BY Matt Hunter
The car-sharing service is piloting a courier service in New York City.Play Video This Is the Most Important Habit for Business Success (Video)
BY Jason Fell
Behavior science expert and Entrepreneur.com contributor James Clear on the most critical habit needed for you to grow your business. Developers Are in High Demand. How Do You Recruit the Best?
BY Tom Cochran
These stalwarts of technology seek three big things when seeking employment. 5 Uncommon Ways to Win a Customer's Heart
BY Harry Whitehouse
Remember those who patronize your business are real people who like to be recognized. Try these five ways to treat them with distinction. How to Filter Conflicting Advice From Multiple Mentors
BY George Deeb
Getting different entrepreneurs' takes can be invaluable, but also confusing. Figure out what's best for you with these tips. How This CEO Combined a For-Profit and Nonprofit and Made Both Better For It
BY Catherine Clifford
Saundra Pelletier is the CEO of both the international nonprofit WomanCare Global and the for-profit biotech firm Evofem. Bringing these two, distinct teams together under one umbrella involved some unexpected challenges. 5 Reasons BYOD for Travel Is Here to Stay
BY Will Pinnell
If you don't let your employees use their own devices on the road, you are missing a chance to boost productivity. 6 Ways Startups Can Play Nice With Corporations
BY Yoram Yaacovi
Entrepreneurs who properly leverage the resources of a corporation for their benefit will be at a significant advantage. Why a Corporation Without a Soul Is Just a Machine
BY Sandi Krakowski
The Hobby Lobby case brings up an interesting concept: Shouldn't your company have a soul? Want to Punch Up Your Presentation With Visuals? Here Are 5 Ways.
BY Drew Skau
If not done correctly, presentations can come off as dull and flat -- making them difficult to sit through. To get your audience more engaged in what you are saying and pitching, add some visuals to spice it up. 8 Ways to Hit a Home Run When Pitching a New Product to a Major Corporation
BY Scott Goering
A startup approaching a large company to market its wares needs to be prepared in multiple ways. Follow this guidance from a venture capital firm. A Sustainable Social Enterprise Takes Business Savvy, and Heaps of Passion
BY David Van Andel
An organization meeting altruistic as well financial goals needs committed leadership and direction. Here are four critical lessons for their chiefs. How to Get More Out of Staff Meetings
BY Gwen Moran
Dread your staff meetings? Incorporate some easy changes and make them more fun and productive. 7 Things You Should Never Say to Your Boss
BY Steve Tobak
How to manage up, get ahead and not self destruct. The SEALs' Guide to Planning for Failure
BY Jeff Boss
Planning for failure is different than expecting to fail. Without a good plan, you're more likely to face bad results. Obsessed About Revenue? Don't Forget to Check Gross Margin
BY Al Davis and Bill Lawrence
Keep your eye on this key indicator to measure the health of your business. Revive That Old-Fashioned Extra: Excellent Customer Service
BY Chip R. Bell
These budget-friendly moves might engage patrons of your business all the way to the checkout counter.Most Shared Stories
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