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On the day of Facebook’s initial public offering (IPO), on May 18th, 2012, David Ebersman, the company’s Chief Financial Officer, valued the stock at $38 per share, making it one of the largest IPOs in history, raising $16 billion. It set a new record for the trading value of an IPO, an Read More

Influenza Virus via cdc.gov The winter flu season is at its peak, and families and business all over the country are feeling the impact.

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There is no shortage of content on the web. High quality content you can trust, well, that’s another matter. BizSugar is a respected small business destination where members (membership is free) submit tips, advice, blog posts, video, and other resource-packed content within a business-focused comm Read More

So, were the Mayans right about the end of the world? Here's how businesses are cashing in on the apocalypse (or lack of it). Read More

How could we keep the loading time of a Wordpress blog less then 3 seconds? Here are some useful tips from my experience. Read More

One of the bigger pieces of news in the world of banking and personal finance was the announced acquisition of ING Direct by Capital One in early 2012. In November of 2012, Capital One, N.A. and ING Direct legally became one bank. Read More

When Google had come up with Google Currents, no one had thought that it would grow so popular in such a short time frame. It is a very nice and a wonderful application, heading its way through many other applications. Recently it has headed on to a big update and received over changes, all the way Read More

Will Instagram and social media take the blame for people starting a riot in the second largest city in Sweden? As a social media evangelist living in Gothenburg, I am sad to see how irrational behavior is spreading on the Internet and then into an aggressive street mob. When will the journalists o Read More

A new report shows that entrepreneurship is still on the rise in the U.S. and will be a source for new jobs in the coming years. Read More