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Just like in exercise, sometimes working at twice the speed just isn't worth it.

Virtual reality helps retailer TreeHouse prevent errors, cut costs, eliminate waste, adapt faster, minimize travel and gain customer insights.

A growing number of households are ditching their cable and satellite bills for good.

The fastest way to fatten the bottom line is to shrink pointless expenses.

Big cities are alluring, but many startups find favorable trade-offs in smaller communities.

Remember Julius from 'Everybody Hates Chris'? His meme wasn't about being a cheapskate. It was about being frugal.

When money gets tight, find solutions that don't cost jobs.

All politics aside, changes in the minimum wage have effects on all businesses, large and small, whether you voted for them or not. Get out ahead of policy and start a comprehensive analysis of your company now.

If you have the stomach for it, you can usually find ways to cut overhead without cutting efficiency.

Still, despite potential cutbacks, Google Fiber is coming to Salt Lake City.

Economic and political transitions provide the perfect incentive to define your business model and evaluate shifting opportunities.

Everyone's looking to save money. You probably are, too. Could cloud technology be your answer?

'We're keeping the panda as a company-wide reminder of the importance of both our past and future in thoughtful spending -- but it's just one example,' read Dropbox's email.

An innovative analytics service promises to give you new power.

This is what happens when machine learning comes to the factory floor.

After spending much of her career at Motorola, Linda Zager learned that selling consulting services required different techniques than selling phones.

The wireless carrier has shuttered call centers in Texas, New Mexico, Virginia, and Tennessee.

Use this six-step process to make sure you have more gut than glut in your marketing budget.

A well-designed printing process can help low-income diabetics get the care they need.

The cost-cutting measure will allow the company to invest in technology upgrades.

Last month, the fast food giant cut hundreds of positions in hopes to cut $300 million by the end of 2017.