Business
Business management explores how businesses are run and the issues they face. Whether you're an entrepreneur or are curious about different business models, these articles will answer some of the most common questions about the world of business.
How Slack Works
Mentos and Miss Cleo: The '90s Commercials Quiz
These Fonts Are Best for Business Email
Why Don't All Food Cans Have Pull Tabs?
Why 'Shrinkflation' Has You Paying More for Less
How Does Amazon Deliver Stuff So Fast?
Don't Waffle On This: Take the Waffle House Quiz
Sure, Amazon's Changed Shopping, But Retailers Can Still Compete
Why Buy a Sports Jersey When You Can Rent One?
Do Diversity Training Programs Work?
How Much Can You Get In Unemployment Benefits?
Should You Ever Discuss Politics at Work?
How to Answer 'Tell Me About Yourself'
Infographic: Buy vs. Rent
Buy vs. Lease
Why do Americans Sell Soda by the Liter but Milk by the Gallon?
5 Times Marketers Totally Missed the Mark
How Retail Brands Use Music to Generate More Sales
10 Networking Tips for People Who Hate Networking
How Business Mentors Work
How Business Networking Works
Can You Really Start Your Own Bank?
How to Get a Business License
How Much Money Do You Really Make Selling Stuff Like Rodan + Fields?
How to Create an Action Plan for a New Job
5 Tips for Setting Up Your Employee Benefits
5 Things You Should Do Before Opening a 401(k)
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In February 2013, Yahoo employees found a surprising e-mail in their inboxes –- no more teleworking. Remaining Yahoo folks will start being "physically together" in the office come June. Was decreased productivity behind this now infamous move?
You're a human. You need a house. Should you buy one or rent one?
You're buying your first car. Maybe it's your first ever. Should you buy it or lease it?
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Prepaid phones are starting to become more popular – sure, you pay more up front, but with the right plan you can really save in the long run. Which one will work best for you?
In 1940, Americans spent four times more on food eaten at home than on eating out. Today, it's getting close to a 50/50 split. Is the cost of eating out worth the convenience?
How much do you know about credit and debit cards? What's the difference? Check out this graphic to learn which card is best for you.
If you're not satisfied with your current job, it may be time to create an action plan. What are some effective strategies for finding the right career?
By Thomas Moore
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If someone handed you a 100 dollar bill on the street, you'd take it, right? Same thing goes for employee benefits. Opting in to the right ones could save you hundreds and even thousands of dollars a year.
Most of us know how to write a résumé, but you'd be surprised at the unnecessary information that people place on them -- do you really think your height, weight and eye color will help you land a job as an accountant?
Sending in your resume on a cake? Asking how many "hot chicks" work for the company? We've pretty much heard and seen it all, so we're going to tell you what not to do during your next job interview.
If you've never opened a 401(k) account before, the wide range of options might be intimidating. Get to know the basics before you start saving.
By Jeff Harder
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Forget free sodas and nominal gym discounts. Today's employers are wooing workers with ever more creative, desirable benefits that help improve employee retention and productivity. Which ones seem almost too good to be true?
You've done it! You survived four years of college, four years of medical school and maybe a couple years of graduate school as well, and now you've finally earned your medical degree. Too bad the hard work's just begun.
Don't know which path you should take on the road to career success? A few simple tips can open the right doors.
By Jeff Harder
Finding a job in your own backyard is hard enough. But what where do you even begin if you want to find a job overseas?
By Beth Brindle
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Whether you're fresh off the job hunt or a seasoned employee, a little organization can go a long way. Here are five tips for keeping the piles at bay.
Late one night, it finally hits you -- the idea that's going to make you rich! But first you want to incorporate your company to limit your personal liability. What does incorporation mean, and how do you get it done?
By Todd Walls
Protected by legal agreements, fail-safes and vaults, the world’s most valuable trade secrets rake in millions of dollars for their owners. Here are 10 lucrative legends.
Sometimes, it can be more affordable to let another business handle some tasks rather than giving them to internal employees. Which jobs get outsourced most frequently?
By Chris Warren
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Do you need a little money to finally finish your debut novel? How about a few bucks for reshoots on your documentary? Thanks to Kickstarter, you can use crowdsourcing to get that project done.
By Dave Roos
Corporations raise money for new ventures by selling shares of the company's stock in an IPO, to raise the investment capital. Learn what IPO stands for in this article.
If you love dogs and would like a job with flexible hours you might be interested in learning how to start a dog walking business. Learn about how to start a dog walking business in this article.
You really would like to help recovering addicts get on their feet and you'd like learn how to start a recovery house. Read this article to help you learn about how to start a recovery house.
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You'd like to start a title loan business because you heard that it can be very lucrative. It's not that easy to start one, but here's how to start a title loan business.
You'd like to start a tree service, but are not sure how. Once you've read this article about how to start a tree service, you'll be ready to go.