Entrepreneurs Name the Worst Trends of 2013 This time of year is about reflection. Check out the trends from 2013 that entrepreneurs loved to hate.

By Entrepreneur Staff Nov 19, 2013

This time of year is about looking ahead -- hence the December issue of Entrepreneur magazine looks at the top Business Trends for 2014. But it's also about reflection and having a little fun.

We asked entrepreneurs to name which trends of 2013 that they'd most like to see wiped off the face of the earth. Here is their list of the most unfortunate trends of 2013.

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