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Just over half of businesses that run daily deal promotions report making a profit, with less than 50 percent willing to try again. Continue Reading
The company's much-anticipated public offering reveals some interesting details, including the fact that it made $645 million in the first quarter of 2011 alone, but has yet to turn a profit. Continue Reading
Some retailers have found countless new customers by using Groupon. Others have nearly gone out of business. So what's the best way to prepare for a "deal of the day"? Continue Reading
The wildly popular deal-of-the-day site, which Google has reportedly purchased for $2.5 billion, has spawned countless competitors. So how do they stack up? Continue Reading
Wow.com now offers daily deals at retailers and other small businesses in Boston, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. -- with more cities on the way. Continue Reading
While social media gets a lot of buzz, the vast majority of small businesses say good old-fashioned word-of-mouth is still the best way to reach customers. Continue Reading
Executive Editor Rod Kurtz discusses partnering with deal sites like Groupon and the benefits of launching a garage startup. Plus, a "smarty pants 4-year-old" stumps Rod! Continue Reading
Groupon founder Andrew Mason took a simple concept -- e-mailing people one coupon a day -- and turned it into one of the hottest sites on the Web. All before his 30th birthday. Continue Reading
Groupon, the wildly popular local coupon site, can be great exposure for entrepreneurs. How to get your company featured -- and how to profit from it. Continue Reading
Forget Bill Gates and Steve Jobs. The founders of Facebook, YouTube, and other upstart companies are shaking up the business world -- and making millions along the way. Continue Reading
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