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Breaking details on the Algeria hostage crisis, with CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera.
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Breaking details on the Algeria hostage crisis, with CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera.
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Signaling more Americans are feeling upbeat about their economic prospects, attitudes about entrepreneurship are at the highest level in 14 years, according to a new study.
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Billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson on working for major breakthroughs to achieve success.
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By giving employees the same freedoms as senior managers, teams can be empowered to succeed, writes Richard Branson for Entrepreneur.
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Madelyn Alfano, Maria's Italian Kitchen, and David Martin, HJ Martin & Son, explain how the "fiscal cliff" will impact small business owners.
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From tax hikes to disruptive technologies, key issues entrepreneurs faced in 2012.
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In Montana's oil country, some teenagers are choosing the oil fields over universities, forgoing higher education for jobs with salaries that can start at $50,000 a year.
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The author of "The Time for Yes" faces a major milestone in 2013, he'll turn 50. In this post he shares what he has learned about saying "no."
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Billionaire entrepreneur Branson is well known for his Virgin portfolio, philanthropy and outdoor adventures. How he keeps his entrepreneurial fires going.
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Sandy Hook Elementary School remains closed until further notice, reports NBC's Jay Grey. Meanwhile Jed Babbin, former undersecretary of defense, and Brian Doherty, Reason Magazine, discuss what can be done to secure America's schools.
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CNBC's Jane Wells checked in with an owner of an upscale olive oil business. Unable to secure a loan, an angel investor has offered capital. Is this a new lending trend?
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Forget online funding websites. In West Virginia, entrepreneurs meet in-person at "entrepreneur cafes" to share ideas and raise seed fund. Is the entrepreneurship model right for your community?
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We are in an environment, where people who win are those who take initiative. Here are five strategies for ensuring success in any economy.
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So-called "involuntary part-time workers" are an example of some of the stubborn pockets of weakness that remain in the labor market even as the jobs picture improves very slowly.
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The office product company and online professional network have launched a digital forum offering networking, advice and content for small-business professionals.
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It’s been a tough slog in Cubeville the past few years but don’t cry in that beer you had to buy with your own money just yet – the office holiday party is making a comeback!
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When it comes to rallying the troops, bonuses aren’t always the best way to go or the cheapest.
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Sheryl Skolnick, CRT Capital Group, put a sell on HMA after last night's "60 Minutes" report.
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Organizers claim "hundreds" of fast food workers across New York City walked off the job Thursday, in what experts are calling the first multi-restaurant strike by fast food workers in the US.
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After you screw up, it's easy to lose perspective - here's how to keep it.
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I usually advise business leaders to welcome questions, to step into them—literally, take a step forward—and to stay loose and relaxed. But when the question is inappropriate, do the opposite: hold back, even step back - and here's why.
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Puh-leeeeeease! That job is so overrated. Here are the 12 most overrated jobs of 2012 and, lest you think no one noticed, the 12 most underrated jobs!