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How to Regroup When You've Lost Your Way
Should your company falter, here's how you can get it back on track.
5 Strategies for Entrepreneurs to Steer Clear of the Debt Trap
It's as hard to avoid borrowing money as it is to make it when you're getting started, but both are possible.
Finland Blames Apple for Economic Problems
Finnish PM Alexander Stubb links the tech giant's success to the downfall of the country's major export industries.
How Would You Handle These 7 Situations? Would You Pass the 'Diaper Test'?
There are many moral and ethical questions business owners face on a regular basis. Is there a right way to do things?
7 Tips to Stay Afloat When Times Get Tough
Businesses can survive a cash-flow crunch, but the wrong move can be fatal.
Have a Client Who Is Not Paying? Sue.
Perhaps the most undesirable customer is the one who avoids your invoices, emails and calls. If so, small claims court may be your best bet.
5 Mistakes I've Made So You Don't Have To
A wise person learns from someone else's experiences, so there's no excuse to repeat these business blunders.
The Difference Between Good and Bad Debt
Sometimes debt can give you a financial edge -- but you need to use it wisely.
The Brilliance of Failure, In the Words of a Self-Made Billionaire
E-commerce mogul Michael Rubin plays fast and hard and has lost a lot along the way. But to hear him tell it, that's exactly why he is winning now.
Buffett to Congress: Stop Using Debt Limit as Weapon
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett says the threat to not raise the nation's debt limit is a 'political weapon of mass destruction' both sides need to resist.
7 Consequences of the Potential Debt Default
What will happen if the U.S. defaults on its debt obligations? Here are 7 possible outcomes -- and they don't look good.
Race to the Top Goes to College
President Obama laid out a plan for combating the rising cost of college, but passage is far from apparent. The plan is also not obviously advantageous for students.
Most Students Now Pay for College Themselves
Some 80 percent of college students chip in for their education. There is one thing, however, that mom and dad are still paying for.
New Student Loan Law Offers Short-Term Benefits and Potentially Long-Term Headaches
President Obama is expected to sign a new student loan bill into law today. While it stands to reduce costs for many in the near term, students could face higher costs down the road.
The College Question for Entrepreneurs Gains Momentum as Costs Surge
Regardless of whether interest rates on certain student loans stay inflated, the high cost of college must be met proactively. Here are some tips for tamping down on your education debt-load.