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Small Business Owner Shares His Opinion on Health Insurance

By: Trent Mcmahon | 04/01/2010
The United States Senate is working to begin debate this month on the "Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act." While health insurance reforms are needed, this legislation as drafted will raise costs for business, starting with billions of dollars in new taxes.

Singapore an ideal location to set up your business in 2010

By: Paul Media | 04/01/2010
news forecast about the economic growth of Singapore in year 2010

Serious Entrepreneurs Don’t Do Everything Themselves, They Outsource

By: Maryjean Howe | 03/01/2010
Entrepreneurs are bold people who decide to do their own thing against all odds. Often to curtail costs and get things done quickly, they do all kind of jobs required in a business on their own. Unfortunatley, this is not always the best use of an entrepreneurs time, and, therefore, outsourcing can be a positive alternative.

How to Enroll clients into $125K Coaching Program?

By: Milana Leshinsky | 03/01/2010
Over the weekend I attended what is going to become my most memorable event. I was stuck in "stand still" traffic for two hours on my way there, and I just kept thinking to myself: "This event better be worth it!" It was worth ten times more! After the main presentations were over, I found myself sitting at a dinner table with entrepreneurs. They were discussing coaching.

Following the Path of Success The Road Less Traveled From Farming to Big Business

By: Trent Mcmahon | 03/01/2010
Deep within New York City, one of the United States’ most influential cities, there are innumerable possibilities. Each building holds a secret and a story.

Authentic Marketing: Invest in Yourself and Your Business by Taking Your Show on the Road

By: Suzanne Evans | 03/01/2010
The safest and most lucrative investments you can make are in yourself and in your business. In this article, we will explore this concept and one of the most lucrative ways to implement it, by developing and serving an audience of buyers.

How Your Business Can Profit From Foam

By: Alex Weidmann | 02/01/2010
From almost all areas of human life today is unthinkable without foam. Whether industrial, household, sports, for sound insulation can be used almost anywhere, in various forms of transportation and packaging, or for the production of health and wellness products - foams and foam moldings.

4 Signs Your Business Partnership will Fail

By: Kenneth Kaufman | 02/01/2010
Business partnerships are one of the most unique and trying relationships we will ever enter. Some work, but most fail. I did a quick test. I searched Google for “business partner problems” and found about 169 million results. Compared to only 143 million results for what I assumed would be the more common term of “business partner,” I think it is clear that many struggle to make these arrangements work.

Mahindra & Mahindra’s Xylo: The MPV’s Product Positioning Strategies

By: casestudylover | 30/10/2009 | Automotive
The concept of product positioning in the 21st century is blurred as many of the companies appear to have no ground or base on which they are really operating. Companies are operating with short-time goals to make a quick buck and quit soon. Unlike previous century, where companies successfully positioned their products by slicing and targeting consumers into right segments, most of the companies today are positioning their products with no clear strategies.

Leadership and Management

By: casestudylover | 14/07/2009 | Leadership
Many people think that there is no difference between these two terms and therefore think that a Leader must be a Manager, or the other way round; every Manager must be a Leader. Mostly, managers are looked upon as administrators – writing business plans, setting budgets and monitoring progress

Satyam Computers: A reflection of Clintonian Crisis?

By: casestudylover | 20/05/2009 | Cars
I really wondered how a single person could do that? After my inquiry into the matter my conscience caught much interest on that man who founded and nurtured the growth of Satyam Computers. As part of my online web search, I found one interesting case study on Satyam Computers published by a Hyderabad, India based organisation, ICFAI Business School Case Development Center (IBSCDC). It gave a deep understanding of the success story of Satyam and Ramalinga Raju.

Corporate Social Responsibility

By: casestudylover | 21/02/2009 | Corporate
Though different organisations have framed different definitions for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), all of them have a common ground. CSR can be defined as the systematic commitment of a business towards economic development and work towards improving the quality of life of the people working there thus impacting the lives in the society. Basically, CSR is all about business giving back to society.

Hewlett-packard|losing the Hp Way|managing in Troubled Times

By: casestudylover | 25/01/2009 | Wealth Building
After going through the case study, I found it very useful. It helped me in understanding how a company that was known for its unique culture had to face tough times and struggled to retain its market leadership. In the class, we are acquainted with the concept, but correlating it with a real-time problem and coming out with a solution is the real test. Such cases provide useful insights of how a company must manage its crisis

Entrepreneurship Case Studies

By: casestudylover | 25/01/2009 | Entrepreneurship
The process of entrepreneurship is something to which Cathy Ashmore at the Consortium for Entrepreneurship Education has given much thought over several years.