Jeffery D. Zbar

The USPS loosens its rental mailbox designations.

. . . and they're not the answers you're expecting.

Lay down the rules, and you'll alleviate some of the friction that arises when home is where the heart <I>and</I> the business are.

Can't find the motivation to drag yourself from your bed to your office? Scanning the want ads instead of the business section? Read on to find out how to scratch that dissatisfaction itch.

There's nothing worse than having to pay a phone bill--unless it's a bill where you've been slammed or crammed. Here are some steps you can take to guard against scams.

Now FedEx delivers to your home office

Tax program gives back to historic fixer-uppers

Homebased entrepreneurs work hard and play hard.

Cities are using rezoning to lure home businesses, and helping to reverse the decay of economically challenged areas

We used to be jealous of the corporate types when it came to networking-but now it's the 21st century, now we have technology, and now home offices are coming together.

The Internet is a great place to find books, CDs, clothes and, believe it or not . . . employees.

Blame the technology or whatever, but confidence is running high for homebased business owners.

Y2K got you running scared? Maybe you should run to Protection, Kansas-the first U.S. city to be completely Y2K compliant.

Lights on, computer humming, A/C droning? How to beat the high cost of home-office electricity

Agency seeks to halt cybersquatters with dispute resolution rather than litigation

Taking one big step forward in cyber law, Georgia validates e-document protection.

While their friends stick it out in corporate America, thousands of young entrepreneurs are heading home--today's hottest start-up spot.