There’s the “hard” way and the “risky” way. Here are the pros and cons for both.
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This Is the Worst Performing IPO of 2015
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Robert Herjavec: Listen to Your Mentors, But Go Your Own Way
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‘Learn from the mistakes from others and execute better,’ the Shark Tank investor says.
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All Entrepreneurship Is 'Social' Entrepreneurship
by Ray Hennessey • • 0 Comments
Social good flows through the arteries of all entrepreneurship. It’s time we recognize that business is not a bad thing.
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At WWDC, Apple Ripped Off a Bunch of Features From Google and Microsoft
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Waitress Buys Dinner for Customers Whose Daughter Died
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In an age of aggressive customer-versus-waiter interactions, this waitress’s kindness stands out.
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6 Big Reasons Female Tech Leaders Love Their Industry
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The technology industry has long been a “boys club,” but ambitious female tech leaders are changing the game. Here’s why they love their field.
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Accepting Credit Cards: 5 Myths About EMV Clarified
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There’s been a lot of buzz about EMV, but are retailers missing the mark? Here are some common misconceptions, clarified.
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Funding Your At-Home Business
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By Deborah Sweeney Funding for any kind of small business is challenging. Though, it can be daunting to ask for money when you know you’ll be running the entire operation from your domicile. But I’m here to tell you to get that thinking out of your head! If you’re not spending money on office rent […]
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Women show greater entrepreneurial ambition than men
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Almost half of female entrepreneurs claim they are interested in starting another business in the next three years, compared to just one in five men, research finds.