Monthly Archives: August 2016

If you’re a small-business owner who hopes the fuss will die down after November — it won’t.

Forget Everything You've Read: Buying a House is NOT For Suckers

by Brandon Turner • August 24, 2016 • 0 Comments

Some financial gurus say that a home is a liability, not an asset. But this landlord says they’re wrong.

4 Reasons Why Women Should Join a Coworking Space Today

by Kimberly Lexow and Jess Legge • August 24, 2016 • 0 Comments

Even if you’re the only woman among a sea of men, coworking spaces have multiple benefits for both genders.

Everything You Need to Know About Job Searching in the Digital Age

by Successful IBO • August 24, 2016 • 0 Comments

Applying to jobs online can be overwhelming. Prepare yourself with our digital job search guide.

Nu Skin Supplies 500 Million Meals to Malnourished Children

by mallen@directsellingnews.com • August 24, 2016 • 0 Comments

Nu Skin Enterprises on Tuesday announced that it has reached a milestone in its Nourish the Children initiative, with 500 million meals donated to date.

Workplace productivity under the spotlight with new trade collaboration

by Ben Lobel • August 24, 2016 • 0 Comments

The businesses were all involved in the UK Futures Programme, an £8.8 million co-investment programme between public and private sectors to address workplace productivity. Businesses, universities, local authorities and other partners collaborated in 32 projects to address skills and productivity problems and make improvements to how businesses are run. The projects were based around a
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Business failure: Four in ten small companies don’t make it five years

by Ben Lobel • August 24, 2016 • 0 Comments

Information and communication-based businesses and retailers have the highest new business survival rates after one year, but for longer-term survival, businesses in the health and education sectors fare the best, according to a study by Ormsby Street. These are the only two sectors in which more than half of businesses launched were still trading after five
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