Archive for March 26, 2008
These 10 tips will help you touch base with your employees consistently and effectively.
Surviving a Slowing Economy
If the experts agree that we're in a recession, these tips will have you so far ahead of the game, the news will barely register.
8 Tips for Increasing Your Average Sale
Getting a few more dollars out of each customer can put startups on a fast track to success.
Grow Your Biz–From eBay and Beyond
E-businesses have great opportunities--and steep competition. Develop lasting customer relationships with these e-mail marketing tactics so your first sale isn't your last.
100 best places to live and launch
We canvassed the country to find towns with the best mix of business advantages and lifestyle appeal. Check out our 100 top picks and find the perfect place to build your dream.
The No. 1 champion: Bellevue, Wash.
Abundant tech talent. Gorgeous views. (But costly homes and taxes.)
The No. 1 champion: Bellevue, Wash.
Abundant tech talent. Gorgeous views. (But costly homes and taxes.)
7 tax-free havens
Starting a company in one of these business-friendly locations can save a proprietor big bucks: These seven states have no individual income tax, and some have no corporate income tax.
7 tax-free havens
Starting a company in one of these business-friendly locations can save a proprietor big bucks: These seven states have no individual income tax, and some have no corporate income tax.
How entrepreneurs create hot spots
New businesses turn bad neighborhoods into great business locations.
How entrepreneurs create hot spots
New businesses turn bad neighborhoods into great business locations.
A bakery on the rise
Every city has a skid row. For years Detroit's was Cass Corridor. Even at 4 a.m. commerce thrived. You could buy drugs, sex, cheap wine, and stolen merchandise at almost any hour of the day. But you couldn't buy a freshly baked loaf of bread. The area was a culinary wasteland, until two idealistic bakers opened Avalon International Breads.
A bakery on the rise
Every city has a skid row. For years Detroit's was Cass Corridor. Even at 4 a.m. commerce thrived. You could buy drugs, sex, cheap wine, and stolen merchandise at almost any hour of the day. But you couldn't buy a freshly baked loaf of bread. The area was a culinary wasteland, until two idealistic bakers opened Avalon International Breads.
XM/Sirius merger: Bad for business?
On Monday, the Justice Department approved the $4.6 billon merger of Sirius Radio and XM Satellite Radio Holdings, the nation's only satellite radio providers.
Electric motorcycles hit the road
Craig Bramscher wasn't thinking about electric motorcycles when he founded Oregon-based Brammo Motorsports. The 6-foot 4-inch serial entrepreneur and gearhead wanted to create a high-performance car that would accommodate taller drivers.