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Handle sharp criticism and protect your brand's reputation in these four ways.

Time is money, especially in the world of startups. For those tired of going through their inbox, here is the simple email-management system every entrepreneur should implement.

Reading various publications, books and information on the web can help a manager better understand

Finding top talent is hard, assembling top talent into a harmonious, effective team is harder still. Patience, instinct and humility help a lot.

"Operational dashboards'' keep employees and entire businesses focused on improving the tasks that make everything work.

Swedish entrepreneur Fredrik van Huynh shares what every entrepreneur should live by to succeed in a relentless business world.

On the 60th anniversary of Peter Drucker's business classic, its concepts are still debated along with W. Edwards Deming's quality circles.

If you discovered an issue, don't let it fester like an open wound, take care of it as soon as possible.

Before you get too carried away with excitement, it's important to slow down, take a deep breath and make sure that you're actually ready to launch.

A security hole allowed data thieves access to some customer card information but not names, addresses or PINs.

These steps will most likely bring improved performance to businesses. So what's stopping you?

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.

As you launch projects or make changes, it's vital to think about ways things can go wrong.

Being a good cab driver is a great allegory for being an entrepreneur.

The real business world is brutal, but if you follow certain rules, you stand a pretty good chance of coming out on top.

Address bad habits within your company. Your employees will appreciate it and your enterprise will benefit. Check out these seven blunders.

Strategize about taking your business overseas. First be sure you've won success on the homefront. Do plenty of research and analysis first.

Chances are that you'll interact with people in the business world of different cultures, whether its your workforce or your customers. Are you ready to dive in?

The CEO of Yesware shares 8 secrets to landing that first big client.

Although you'd assume greed is always a bad thing, it can be used so everyone wins.

You may not think so, but falsehoods are a part of doing business.