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Don't let employees without families feel neglected.

Are you ready to bring some new employees on board? Returning veterans can be powerful new hires.

How you can profit from big companies' tech ideas

Entrepreneurs can easily get caught up in the day-to-day of their biz at the expense of family. How do kids take it?

No cash? No problem. Here's how smart entrepreneurs use barter to save money and grow their businesses.

Entrepreneurs make their quirks work for them.

Ease employees' transportation troubles with commuter benefits.

Learn how the holidays can help boost your eBay sales with our must-have tips, tactics and advice.

Everyone has quirks, but some entrepreneurs have leveraged the biz-friendly aspects of their disorders.

U.S. companies find new opportunities by partnering with Israeli firms.

Want employees who trust you and share ideas for improving your biz? Then you need to communicate. Here's how.

Your employees <i>can</i> handle it, so just communicate with them, already.

A seasoned entrepreneur reveals the 17 most common mistakes startups make -- and how you can avoid them.

New hire being courted by another company? Now you can fight back.

Make sense of the global economy by riding the coattails of a T-shirt.

The issue of firearms in the workplace heats up.

These entrepreneurs put their engines in overdrive and blazed their own paths to furiously fast growth. Here's how.

Using biometrics to keep your employees honest and save you money

There are tried-and-true rules for growing a company. And then there are entrepreneurs who pay no attention to the speed limit, put their engines in overdrive and blaze their own paths to furiously fast growth.

High-profile entrepreneurs pursue the final frontier.

Set the scene for success in your workplace with the art of visual management.

One entrepreneur brings business--and spirituality--to new heights.

Keeping mom or dad busy in their retirement years may be a noble reason to hire them, but be sure you know what you're getting into first.

Survey says hiring is up, but paychecks are down in the small-business world.

No cash? No problem. Here's how smart entrepreneurs use barter to help save money, create connections and grow their businesses.

How flat is too flat when it comes to management? You'd better find out before it's too late.

Shopping isn't just their passion; it's their business. And it's no job for an amateur. Learn how these fashion-forward pros make their living at the checkout counter--and how you can, too.

Creating a business masterpiece takes a palette of different ideas.

You'd better be careful--your company's e-mail messages could come back to haunt you in court.

Entrepreneurship may not be a part of the curriculum at professional schools, but today, doctors, lawyers and other professionals are learning to think like entrepreneurs--and build better businesses in the process.