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The world is full of smart, capable professionals whose businesses didn't succeed — not for lack of skill, but for lack of business know-how. And I was one of them. Here's what I learned about running a business that law school never taught me.

A "federal vs. state" approach to work policy and management will take your business a long way. Here's how.

Holidays mean different working hours for companies and different schedules for employees that take off. Before you and your team enjoy some much deserved time off, it is important to put a crisis management plan in place so your business is ready to tackle any issue that crops up.

As the holiday season and year-end approach, business owners face heightened operational demands, from inventory management to spend control. By streamlining these processes and partnering with flexible suppliers, businesses can maintain efficiency, meet customer needs and focus on growth while navigating this busy period.

Ever look at your bank account and wonder how you racked up so many $9.99 charges? As a business owner, you might be doing the same thing with software — only with much bigger numbers.

Here's why organizations should create an AI policy and the steps they should consider to create one.

Celebrity chef Marc Murphy discusses being on the Food Network, operating a pop-up restaurant and the gratification of being a business owner.

PopUp Bagels founder Adam Goldberg propelled his business forward by leveraging smart operations and even smarter partnerships along the way.

Discover this essential checklist for evaluating your business after its first year of operation, covering financial health, market position and operational efficiency to help you assess performance and plan for future growth.

Chef Eddie Jackson talks about the advantages of food trucks, being mentored by Bobby Flay and streamlining operations with Toast.

More than ever, we live in a global work-from-home economy. Offshoring can help you reap the benefits of that by cutting costs, enhancing unit economics and improving productivity.

Unless the real interest rate drops, companies that borrow to raise capital can expect to keep paying high rates for quite a while. Here's what this is likely to mean for how they do business.

There's a new requirement for many U.S.-based businesses that went into effect starting earlier this year. These are the things you need to know about the Corporate Transparency Act.

In this section, you'll learn how to organize your business.

Selling a business in today's competitive market requires strategic foresight and proactive measures. Here are the most important steps to follow.

Effective communication, strategic partnerships and technology adoption are vital for successful collaborations between brands and their 3PLs.

New or evolving rules and regulations are a fact of corporate life. How employees embrace these new rules — and associated education and training processes — can make a big difference to organizational performance as well as the financial bottom line.

Standard operating procedures (SOPs) unite employees and give them direction within a company, and when working remotely, it is extra important to not make these mistakes when it comes to them.

As more companies are looking to integrate blockchain technologies into their operations and join the Web3 rally, it is important to understand how to build these applications in a secure way that will protect both customers and data infrastructures.

Lost in the "Should I buy?" software maze? From adaptability to negative reviews to a vendor's vision, key areas to explore before committing to a purchase.

Why simplicity is the key to maintaining a balance with technology