Steve Tobak over at The CBS Business Network says not to quit your day job yet. 1. Being your own boss and not having→

What’s in a name? If it happens to be Twitter, the answer is roughly $1.1 billion. In just four years, Twitter has gone from→

Trendspotter Springwise reports that New York-based eFlirt Expert is a company that strives to help singles market themselves well online and then successfully navigate→

“Do you possess the “entrepreneur gene?” asks Sharon Nunes, writing for Businessweek. Nunes is vice-president of Smarter Cities Strategy & Solutions at IBM. That’s→

According to Xin Lu over at Wisebread, side income is something everyone needs. Here are a few reasons why you should start building an→

Oprah’s a big fan of the iPad — she gave all her magazine staffers one earlier this year — and she’s spent a fair→

Small business owners and solo practitioners often forget the importance of a relationship with a good business accountant. If you own a small business→

Smallbiztechnology.com is reporting that Fedex Office is offering free WiFi. Now your WiFi options around town are in three locations, and theirs always a→

Ben Huh has built a million-dollar online empire on the absurd – will it last? ABC Nightline takes a look.

In the ’80s Rosalind Resnick was a business writer. Part of her job was to interview local business owners and share their triumphs or→

Your old tax returns still have value according to The Wall Street Journal. Small-business owners looking for tax relief would be wise to review→

According to Entrepreneur, there’s an episode of SpongeBob Squarepants, “Chocolate With Nuts,” that’s all about starting a business. Here’s the plot, and what real→

If you’re a `To-Do List’ kind of person, Forbes magazine suggests you should definitely check out TeuxDeux.com. It’s a cute play on French words→

Are you working out of your home in New York City and in need of expansion? The Wall Street Journal recently took a look→

Does your product have a good online reputation? Let’s hope so, because more and more shoppers are searching the Web before making purchases, according→

In this episode, Rich Whittle talks with four entrepreneurs about what it takes to start a business. Listen Now: Or download: THAT’S MY BUSINESS!:→

It’s odd how ideas just seem to formulate out of nowhere. For example, Maria Bailey was inspired to create her best-selling barf bag when→

The New York Times reports that all across the Gulf Coast and the country, the costume inspiring guffaws and flying off the shelves consists→

From the All That Is Old Is New Again Department comes this: The new state-of-the-art high-tech iPod Nano is being used as a wristwatch.→

Meet the “tempreneur.” Lynn Taylor at Womenentrepreneur.com has coined the term “tempreneur” for what she describes as an entrepreneur who also does temporary stints→