Based in Portland, Ore., John Patrick Pullen covers travel, business and tech for Men's Journal, Fortune and others.
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Delivery
How Onboard Data Can Help Your Business
The Automatic system makes managing vehicles a snap.
Mobile Payments
Why Mobile Payments Aren't Gaining Traction With Small Businesses
The adoption of mobile payment systems is nearly universal -- except on Main Street.
Business Unusual
Can These Scooters Cut Down Commutes and Air Pollution?
An electric-charged plan to drive an eco-revolution in Asia.
Business Unusual
How This Fan Company Is Proving It Has More Than Just a Good Name
Big Ass Fans shows big-time growth.
Entrepreneurs
The Accidental Entrepreneur: 3 Tales of Entrepreneurial 'Eureka' Moments
Sometimes life throws you a curveball -- and it just may mean opportunity. Here's the story of ordinary people who fell into big ideas and took them all the way to the bank.
Point of Sale Systems
Check Out This 'Future-Proof' Universal POS Terminal
Poynt's terminal accepts every form of payment, for any type of business.
Paid Time Off
How to Determine Your PTO Policy
Consider these four factors when deciding what your policy is for paid-time-off.
The Fix
How a Fishing-Gear Company Is Reeling In Customers With Its Live Streaming Videos
The online broadcasts of 'Loon Live' is just one way the company is angling for sales
Gifts
8 Great Gadget Gifts for Entrepreneurs
Looking for a gift your entrepreneur will love this holiday season? We have you covered.
Hackathons
How Hacking Is Helping Businesses Beyond the Tech Sector
A variety of businesses, from retail to service industries, are organizing internal events using the creative talents of their own employees to solve, or hack, problems.
Vine
4 Tips for Making Memorable Vine Videos
Jerome Jarre and Rudy Mancuso of GrapeStory offer expert advice on how to make your Vines worth watching.
Social Media Marketing
The Six-Second Video Is a Big Business for Brands
Gary Vaynerchuk's viral video company, GrapeStory, gets paid up to $25,000 to create sponsored posts for brands on Vine, Instagram on Snapchat.