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How Shaq Is Bringing Fun Back to Papa John's
The basketball legend is the franchise's new brand ambassador. He's got his work cut out for him -- but Shaq's never been afraid of a challenge.
You're Not Approachable Enough. Let's Fix That.
Potential clients can't hire you if they can't find you. Build a bridge to yourself -- and to your business.
How to Find the Right Payment System
In a mobile economy, being able to simply process credit cards is no longer enough. Here's what to look for as you search for a payment-system provider.
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