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When stepping back and looking at the big picture, peering out into the future, it’s clear that our youth represent the future. So how do we encourage them to step into the arena? Especially at a time when young Americans are currently facing some scary statistics. Read More

How do you build something that’s time-tested, but audience-approved? Here are four trustworthy techniques to consider when marketing your next business idea. They’re four small things that have proven to work time after time after time. Read More

Ten or 15 years ago, small companies were seen as innovators and big companies were moving slowly to catch up. But time has altered the picture. Today, big companies are becoming more nimble like entrepreneurial firms. Read More

By this stage in the recession, you are no doubt weary of reports on the tentative starts and stops of the U.S. economic recovery. The Kauffman Economic Outlook: A Quarterly Survey of Leading Economic Bloggers offers some hope. In the first quarter of 2012, the economic clouds appear to be lifting— Read More

The end of one venture often signals the start of something new and the beginning of the next exciting journey. Yet to embark on the next project, you’ll want to properly close the books on your previous company. Read More

Do you hate negotiating? Is it the confrontational aspect that makes you uncomfortable? The good news is that it’s really not that hard to negotiate well, as long as you remember two words: walk away. Let me show you what I mean by that. Read More

Hooking in investors is crucial for your business's growth. Make the most of your partnership and avoid these mistakes. Read More

Most people pitching investors for capital today aren't ready. Ask yourself these three questions, and answer them honestly to tell if you are. Read More

Today’s roundup starts off with news that the Occupy Wall Street movement is interfering with some small businesses and continues with stories about how Herman Cain’s tax plan isn’t good for SBOs and how Google plans to invest in startups. Read More

Low prices draw customers in, true. But that's not all they do. They can also send a message to your customers that you don't want them to hear. Read More