Relocation

The anticipation of being engrossed in a different culture is thrilling, but it can quickly become stressful, too.

A recruitment effort within the state's second-largest city wants to entice more remote workers to settle there. It'll even throw in an Airbnb credit so you can try before you buy.

He needed to escape the "negative energy." Shouldn't you?

Here are the top seven communities that will pay you to live there.

Expansion can be one of the best ways to drive growth. It is also inherently high-risk.

There is huge opportunity plus a lot of very nice, energetic people between the coasts.

A small-town location has financial perks. Just make sure you start recruiting early.

The Midwest is very welcoming of startups, but a lot of VCs and talent are still located on the coasts.

Don't follow the crowd and set up shop in a popular startup area. Instead, ask yourself, "Why?"

Everyone ends up in an intense job hunt at some point in their life, no matter what their career path is.

When it comes to big decisions like opening up a new location, it often helps to sweat the small stuff. Here's a quick list of questions I ended up having to ask myself when my company made the move from New York to St. Louis.

'Star Trek' introduced us to the concept of teleportation. But that's not an option when your company faces the stress of moving its location and workers.

Want lower costs, a stronger community and a higher profile for your great idea? Quit flying over the newest startup hot spots.

Why be 'ramen-profitable' in San Francisco when you can be 'pad thai-profitable' in Chiang Mai?

Why one entrepreneur left the bright lights, big city -- and hefty paycheck -- and took a chance in the Midwest.

'We cannot wait for two years to see what will come out of this,' managing director of Encocam said.

Now's the chance to get ahold of the ultimate collectable.

Reno, Nev., for one, is recasting its image as a faded gambling town.

Although amenities, location, comfort level and pricing are important things to consider when looking for new office space, tech infrastructure is most important.

Tips to make those easily forgotten, sometimes annoying but absolutely necessary changes.

Work-life balance is not any easier for spouses in business but sharing success is an ongoing celebration.