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Hiring Picks Up At Family Businesses
More than half of family businesses report plans to hire additional employees in the next 12 months, according to a new survey. Continue Reading
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27 Million and Counting: Rob Levin, New York Enterprise Report
Meet Rob Levin, the founder and publisher of New York Enterprise Report, a New York-based media and events company that helps entrepreneurs grow their businesses. Continue Reading
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Startups Not Creating the Majority of Private Sector Jobs
New Census statistics show only 2 percent of private sector employees were at businesses less than 1 year old, while almost 56 percent worked at companies that were at least 26 years old. Continue Reading
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Workers Call in Sick to Avoid Commute
Four percent of U.S. employees have called in because they didn't feel like dealing with their commute. Forty-eight percent say their commute has a significant impact on job satisfaction. Continue Reading
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Business Travel Linked to Obesity
Businesspeople who travel two weeks or more every month report higher rates of obesity as well as higher blood pressure and greater risk of cardiovascular disease. Continue Reading
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5 Things You Can Learn from Warren Buffett
The "Oracle of Omaha" has plenty of advice to impart to entrepreneurs and investors alike. Clint Greenleaf, the founder and CEO of Greenleaf Book Group and a member of our Board of Directors, shares some takeaways from the annual Berkshire Hathaway meeting. Continue Reading
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More MBA Students Seeking Entrepreneurial Skills
A new study finds entrepreneurship programs and skills are more in demand from MBA students, compared to traditional areas such as banking, finance and consulting. Continue Reading
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Best Ways for Businesses to Empower Women in Developing Countries
A series of reports provides businesses with help investing in women in developing countries by creating jobs and improving health care. Continue Reading
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Baby Boomers Say Their Age is an Asset in Workplace
Although they tend to be older than most of their colleagues, 61 percent of boomers say their age isn't an issue at work, and 25 percent consider it an advantage. Continue Reading
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Flavor Flav Closes Chicken Business After Four Months
The rapper and reality TV star says problems with his business partner and payroll issues led to the quick shutdown. Continue Reading
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Survey Says: What's the Secret to Office Productivity? Free Food
More than half of employees say a well-stocked kitchen would make them more productive at work, according to a new survey. Employers, take notice. Continue Reading
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Employers Plan to Hire More College Grads
A new survey finds employers are planning to hire 19 percent more college graduates this year, the first time hiring projections reached double digits since 2007. Continue Reading
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Should Companies Have Dress Codes?
The American workplace has become increasingly casual over the years. But does comfort foster creativity or reduce productivity? Our always-stylish Board of Directors weighs in. Continue Reading
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Hiring Unpaid Interns: 5 Things You Need to Know
Interns can be a valuable resource for small companies -- especially if they're working for free. How to ensure that your internship program complies with labor laws. Continue Reading
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Survey Says: What Snoop Dogg Can Teach You About Business
Entrepreneurs are feeling plenty of ups and downs these days, according to new surveys. Continue Reading
