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While the number of small businesses increased 8 percent, the sales price decreased to an average of $150,000. Continue Reading
Though they're smaller in number, the amount of funds they raised increased by 28 percent to $2.7 billion. Continue Reading
Customers take to Twitter and Facebook to vent their anger, while tech bloggers and competitors react to Netflix's controversial move. Continue Reading
A new option for small-business owners with computer issues: AOL TechGuru offers 24/7 virtual tech support ranging from one-time fixes to ongoing support. Continue Reading
Founder Bob Parsons will remain Go Daddy's chief executive and largest single shareholder, while private-equity firms will be the majority investors. Continue Reading
The forum will bring startups together with business-growth organizations, and will secure commitments for everything from mentoring to small-business loans. Continue Reading
Loopt flips the script on Groupon, allowing customers to create their own deals and approach local businesses to make it happen. Continue Reading
The settlement for an undisclosed amount means Warner Bros. doesn't have to digitally alter the blockbuster hit for its DVD release. Continue Reading
Businesses will be able to create website addresses that end in their own names -- at a cost of $185,000 per application. Continue Reading
The Jersey Shore favorite expands her entrepreneurial empire with flip-flops sporting pickle and leopard print designs. Continue Reading
The latest to cry foul play when it comes to Apple's product names, iCloud Communications seeks unspecified payment for monetary damages and for "all profits, gains and advantages." Continue Reading
HeroBuilders.com, a Connecticut toy maker, says it expects to sell thousands of miniature Weiners by week's end. Continue Reading
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in 1953, Stern co-created Mad Libs, which has since sold more than 150 million copies. His death leaves a blank space in the world of publishing. Continue Reading
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