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• How to Overcome Your Biases and 4 More Business Tips From the Week
• Microsoft Working on Major Update to Windows 8
• The Pros and Cons of Franchising Your Business
• LinkedIn Tips: 10 Ways to Get the Most Out of Your Network
• 3 Ways Meditation Can Make You a Better Leader
• How to Transform Your Email into a Productivity Tool
• How Busy Entrepreneurs Can Use the 4 Hottest Diet Trends to Boost Their Energy
• Field Test: Wrangle Your Travel Receipts on the Go? Maybe.
• Small Used Jewelry Business Leads to a Growing Pawn-Shop Franchise
• Small-Business Owners, Employees Save More for Retirement Than Before Recession
• Damage Control: Getting Your Shipping Claims Paid
• How to Think Like Your Customer
• Bracing for Obamacare, Some Businesses Try PEOs
• Preparing for Its First Space Trip, Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic Breaks Sound Barrier
• A Car Guy Cashes in by Transforming Clunkers
• Why Internet Sales Tax is Bad Public Policy (Opinion)
• How piracy and Weibo help Western TV stars break out in China
• 4 Secrets for Lifelong Success From Martha Stewart
• How to Improve Your Critical Thinking Skills and Make Better Business Decisions
• How to Turn Customers into Brand Ambassadors
• How to Maximize Every Sales Opportunity
• Nasdaq says small firms should be able to trade on single venue
• Small businesses cut borrowing for fourth month in a row
• Taking on the dreaded expense report
• In Mobile Push, Facebook Buys Parse to Court App Developers
• Keeping Your Customers Satisfied -- It's All in the Details
• 3 Games To Help You Generate Business Ideas
• New Google Tool Helps Businesses Deliver Better Online Ads
• 5 Ways to Be a Better Leader Online
• Google Glass Competitor? Startup Creates Its Own Computerized Headset
• The Internet Sales-Tax Showdown and Your Bottom Line
• How to Avoid a Product Recall: Quality Control Essentials
• France's Hollande to ease entrepreneurs' capital gains tax
• How to Keep Employees Engaged

• Amid Mobile Effort, LinkedIn Falls Short
• When a Family Business Should Outsource Human Resources
• 5 Strategies to Build a Global Brand
• 10 Questions to Ask When Creating Your First Kickstarter Project
• 5 Must-Have Travel Tech Items
• How to Create Share-Worthy Content That's Optimized for Search
• In the Latest Move to Revamp Yahoo's Culture, Marissa Mayer Expands Parental Leave
• Jobs Report: More Companies Are Hiring But Small Businesses Remain Cautious
• 3 Ways to Find Your Perfect Board of Advisors
• Google Leads a $125 Million Investment in Lending Club
• Customer Privacy Policy Essentials
• 3 Simple Steps to Eliminate File-Sharing Problems
• 10 Best States for Starting a Business
• 'Kinky Boots,' Musical Mixing Fetish and Family Business, Leads Tony Nominations
• Inside the Shutterstock Zeitgeist
• Surprising Ways to Create an Inspiring Workspace
• Six Months After Hurricane Sandy, Many Businesses Are Still Struggling to Recover
• Web Startup Helps Business Owners Manage Employees
• 3 iPad Apps That Make Project Planning Easier
• 5 Big Brand's Mistakes Solved
• Uber investor gauges interest in major new funding round: source
• Small businesses cut borrowing for third month in a row
• Exclusive: Ride service Uber raising cash at $1 billion valuation
• How an Endurance Coach Helped Change Running Shoes
• How to Lead With Grace Through Tragedy
• How 2 Businesses Stumbled Upon Franchising as the Key to Growth
• HomeAway Partners With Gogobot to Gain a New Edge in Vacation Rentals
• Why You Should Care About Design
• Asia Bound? 5 Ways to Protect Yourself From Bird Flu
• What Twitter's Massive Advertising Deal Means for Businesses
• The Triple Bottom Line Goal of Sustainable Businesses
• Online Marketing 101: Are You Prone to Shiny Object Syndrome?
• Cornell University Gets Big Donation to Help Fund NYC Tech Campus

• Social Media Platform Allows Users to Crowdsource Relationship Advice
• The Internet Sales-Tax Bill Takes a Step Forward
• Hewlett-Packard in Hot Water Again Over Botched Acquisition
• 5 Ways to Recruit Rock-Star Employees on a Budget
• How to Protect Your Personal Finances From Business Risks
• U.S.-backed maker of wheelchair-accessible vans shuts down
• Fight expected in House on online sales tax
• What to Do When Customers Trash Your Brand Online
• Leaning In: The 10 Fastest-Growing Women-Owned Businesses
• Essential Elements of Working With a Business Partner
• 8 Pinterest Boards Worth Creating for Your Business
• 3 Meetings Every Business Should Have
• Entrepreneurs See Brighter Days for Their Business, Not the Economy
• Twitter Ads Now Available to All U.S.-Based Small Businesses
• Customer Privacy: What You Need to Know About Social Media, Passwords and Transparency
• 10 Questions to Ask Before Expanding Overseas
• Magellan may expand newly reversed Longhorn crude line: CEO
• HTC One vs. Samsung Galaxy S4: Which is Better For Business?
• Small businesses added jobs in April: NFIB
• The Secrets of 7 Successful Brands
• Small US manufacturers investing at pre-recession levels: report
• A Golf Tutorial Site Brings Its Call Center In-House
• College Startup Rethinks Laundry
• Cash flow a "huge challenge" for UK small businesses: survey
• Be Curious Like Steve Jobs and 4 More Business Tips From the Week
• 3 Unique Hiring Techniques to Find the Right Person for the Job
• What Craft Beer Can Teach You About Business Growth: Best Advice from Jim Koch of Sam Adams
• Survey: Small-Business Owners Band Together During Economic Struggles
• Questions About Health Reforms? Ask the SBA
• Facebook, Foursquare Redesign Business Pages
• The Benefits of Unconventional Hiring Practices
• Hyper-Curious and Willing to Fail: How You Can Be More Like Steve Jobs
• Behind a Brand Extension: How a Sweatshirt Raised Over $1 Million on Kickstarter