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Starbucks Now Offers Fizz as a Customized Add-On in Some Shops
Pumpkin spice latte… with bubbles? Starbucks is now allowing customers in select stores to carbonate coffee and tea beverages.
Papa Murphy's, Wingstop Expanding Franchises to the United Arab Emirates
Two U.S. restaurant franchises, Papa Murphy's and Wingstop, announced plans this week to expand in the Middle East, starting with the UAE.
Preparing for an International Conference
From safety precautions to avoiding cultural no-no's, here's how to plan for an international conference with ease.
Youngstown, Ohio, a Leader in 3-D Printing and Manufacturing Innovation, Says Obama
In his State of the Union address, the President talked about the need to supercharge U.S. manufacturing and gave a nod to this Midwestern town.
How to Set Your Business Up to Bid on Federal Government Contracts
The federal government is the largest buyer of goods or services in the U.S. Here is what you need to do to prepare for doing business with it.
PopTech's Andrew Zolli on Resilience and Solving World Problems
The executive director of PopTech, which hosts an annual conference in Camden, Maine, talks about trends in social entrepreneurship and how to thrive amid disruption.
Dell's Women's Entrepreneur Network Heads to Turkey?
Why the computer giant has set its sights on women entrepreneurs -- and what it hopes to accomplish in Istanbul this June.
Going Global: Where Obama, Romney Stand on Trade
In the U.S., exporting and improved trade relations have become economic bright spots for small-business owners. We look at each candidate's global views.
Should You 'Write the Book' on Your Business?
It's never a bad thing to be recognized as an expert in your industry -- and nothing says 'expert' like having your name on the cover of a book.
How to Know When It's Time to Walk Away
Starting a business takes passion -- and often a reality check. Here's how to know when moving on might be the best thing for your business.
Should American Entrepreneurs Favor Tariffs? (Opinion)
Tarrifs raise the price of imported goods, which can hurt not only the sales of exporters but also can the local businesses in the importing country.
Does Your Small Business Need to Pivot?
Young entrepreneur Peter Crabtree became an upscale chocolatier in 2005. When that didn't take off, he changed the business to an entirely new concept.
