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PR case studies

What if all your computer data was wiped out in a day? Don't panic--it could never happen . . . or could it?

Software that will do the job

No more hassling with monstrous files. One click does the trick.

When industry giants and dot.coms come together, it's profits that fly round and round.

Keeping up with Internet public policy changes

Has software ever changed your life? No? Just wait until you try this.

Weather reports

E-business tips

Hey, coach! No, your employees don't need a swift kick in the butt to reach their goals; they just need some personal attention.

Office suite upgrades: Do we need them? Are they worth it? Which one do we want?

They're ready for management roles--but are you ready for them?

Tell your customers: Making Web purchases is getting safer and safer . . . if you play by the rules.

Overwhelmed by heavy HR duties? Try leaving inner-office issues to outside experts.

You've built your business on millennium madness. Good for you! But what happens when the ball drops over Times Square? Don't let your business become last century's news.

With viruses like Melissa ready to strike homebased computer systems at any given time, finding your best defense mechanism could mean playing a little offense.

Globe-trotting

With more than 100 million Web pages cramming every corner of cyberspace, is it still possible to take your place among the stars?

Just charge it.

Always stepping in to save the day? Stop doing your employees' work before it's too late!

Employees on edge? Here's how to help them relax.

Promoting from within isn't always your best bet.

CFO For The Day puts employees in your shoes.

Expose your financial secrets to employees? Are you crazy?

Should you store your e-mail on the Web?

Offering stock options could help you nab the most desirable employees.

EarthLink's founder tells how he found his fortune on the Net - and how you can, too.

What's hot on the World Wide Web.

Learn to recognize the warning signs of a business on the verge of collapse.

Before you go full-speed into a merger, read this.