Business

While the cloud can have fundamentally paradigm-changing implications for the business world, shorter term, I've got a solution you might want to check out.

I recently caught up with Dale Beaumont and in this short interview he shares some wonderful tips regarding securing testimonials from past customers.Rather than asking outright for a...

The budding protest movement is urging a one-day work stoppage to dramatize its push for economic equality and Wall Street accountability. Here's what it really needs--bodies in the streets.

The latest edition of Transparency International's look into which countries' firms are most bribery prone prompts little surprise but plenty of concern.

The smaller the business, the more hiring the right people matters. These are qualities small business owners should look for in prospective employees.

Sony surprised Wall Street by projecting its fourth annual loss in a row. Management wants to blame the television market, but investors should blame (mis)management.

It's about that time again. You're looking at 2012 with a skeptical eye. Here's a tool to help you de-mystify the coming year and plan for the future in less time than you'd think.

Even the IRS auditors don't get 100% return on their calls, but you can do much better, if you follow this approach.

You thought you were perfectly clear, so what went wrong? A simple 4-step process that will rid your organization of common communication errors.

How did Google miss social networking? How did Microsoft miss the rise of the Internet? Lots of smart people were blinded by orthodoxies.

Tablets are a compelling alternative for many businesses, especially ones with a mobile workforce or interact 1:1 with customers. The question, of course, is which tablet to choose?

Executives and business leaders are often clueless when it comes to strategy. Here are 10 common attempts that can lead to disaster.

The housing finance agencies are wards of the U.S. government and still owe taxpayers billions of dollars. So why are they throwing money at top execs?

There is a Wall Street-sized irony in a poster-child for corporate recklessness offering financial advice aimed at America's children.

Investors are already so on edge that call for a referendum may have the same impact as the nation defaulting.

Apple gets a second patent on slide-to-unlock for smartphones and tablets and millions panic. But a close look suggests it won't matter.

Play the rest of 2011 like the St. Louis Cardinals - it's not over yet.

You can learn a lot from how people email, text, or chat online, just as you can read their voice and body language. The more we communicate online, the more important this skill becomes.

The panels may be boring, but conferences are a great way to meet people - if you plan ahead.

The Great Place to Work Institute annual survey of the best multinational companies to work for is out--and U.S. companies did better than you might expect.