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When you bring out the best in your people, they'll do their best work for your company.

Entrepreneurs who put all their eggs in a single savings basket put themselves at risk.

Gig economy workers can help you grow and scale your business with the proper strategy in place.

It only seems like a crowded space until you use your imagination.

Three steps for stepping up your numbers game in the age of immediacy.

Trust is easier to earn when your company is an open book.

You may not be able to control what your customers say about you, but you can certainly influence it.

There are ways to help your business ride rapid growth without careening out of control.

Startups need to keep up with the competition, but not all new innovations are a good fit.

Don't bother learning about what the tech can do until you have a firm grasp on what you really need done.

Entrepreneurs who build AI into their business processes will reap the benefits.

No matter what challenges your business faces, you don't have to tackle them alone.

Workers crave feedback, but feedback loops often go wrong.

AI is revolutionizing industries across the board, including ones nobody expected. But it's a sign of the times -- and the times to come.

Every entrepreneur gets personally attached to his or her product. Only some of them, though, see how dangerous that is.

Your company's future leaders are probably right under your nose. Here's how to sniff them out -- and help them grow into the role.

Every company can point to a hire or two -- or several -- gone wrong, but you shouldn't let specific experiences cause you to generalize unfairly when weighing new job applicants.

If you don't take care of the "boring" stuff, your company won't last long enough to deliver on all the promises you made to your customers.

Starting a digital transformation is easy. Seeing it through to completion is a lot harder. Here's how to navigate the circuitous voyage to digital maturity.

To earn your customers' devotion, remember that loyalty is a two-way street. To get it, you've got to give it.

Opportunities for small businesses to disrupt or even dominate markets don't come along every day. When technological and legal landscapes shift, however, enterprise companies tend to be slow to react.

Abandoned but not alone, BlackBerry shows us all that the customer experience is everything. The smartest businesses anticipate customer needs before they manifest.

A business idea doesn't have to blow people's minds, but it can't make their eyes glaze over, either. Here are three ways to find your entrepreneurial sweet spot.

No matter how well you plan or how far ahead you think, unexpected expenses and market shifts will catch you out. Then thinking on your feet alone will determine whether your company survives.

No longer just a place for professionals to connect, LinkedIn has really become the backbone of the global business community.

No one likes to be told what to do. When you let your customers have it their own way, you might just have them for life.

Are you unwittingly turning away some of the top freelance talent in the market? Make a few changes to improve your freelancer friendliness.

Not long ago, customers controlled how and when they interacted with brands. CRM tools have finally put companies in charge of customer relationships.

Entrepreneurship begins with a dream but succeeds with the motivation to back it up.

For entrepreneurs looking to add a fresh face, post-holiday turnover can be a blessing. But for the rest, it's a challenge that comes at precisely the wrong time.