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Here's how one marketing and advertising agency has proved that knowing who to partner with is just as important as who you know in the business world.

Instead of the usual paper notes, coaches and managers will now use a 12.9-inch iPad pre-loaded with a custom software called 'MLB Dugout.'

In business, as in life, there is strength in numbers.

Extended-stay chain Homewood Suites teamed up with PeachDish to provide guests DIY meal kits.

Ensuring there is a clear execution plan for the partnership in terms of key personnel, timing, resources, and how the partnership fits relative to each party's respective overall corporate strategy will setup the partnership for success.

Would you be able to turn down $40,000? You'll have to, if you want your franchise to succeed

You may want to hide that messy divorce you're going through -- here's how.

Remember that these 'marriages' may be easier said than done. Here are ways to make your potential partner fall in love with your startup.

Reach new levels of growth by finding and forging productive partnerships with investors.

By working together on promotional efforts to promote a product, service or piece of content, all businesses involved benefit.

The venture-backed startup is launching in new markets domestically and abroad.

What business owners need to know when they find themselves in divorce proceedings

Just as physicians' practices do, entrepreneurs will likely find more success with a partner than going it alone.

What strategies does that applicant have to move your company toward a great strategic partnership?

By having honest, respectful, productive conversations with your partner, you will find the rhythm to help you smoothly and purposefully dance your way through business relationships.

Finding the perfect counterpart to your skillset is no easy feat. Here are a few suggestions to start the process.

The Internet has flattened the world, but also is fraught with danger. Luckily, the Web has tools to protect yourself and your business.

Nothing does more to unlock our individual potential than working with devoted partners.

Building a long-term partnership with a nonprofit can be great for your business and the community but a lasting, meaningful alliance can't be bought with a large check.

When two or more parties bring different yet equally valuable skills to the table, amazing things happen.

Before you accept financing or sign an investing agreement, be sure you know how to protect your company and get what you want out of the deal.