We will buy many products in our lifetime. Many times packaging, marketing and advertising will make a difference in which brand we choose to→

Ever wonder what happens to the businesses when the Olympics come to town? The Telegraph has the story of one man, Michael Spinks, and→

You will lose some customers. You will lose some friends and family. You will lose the faith of investors. Your idea will become worthless.→

Kodak may not fall under the category of small business, but they do face a similar probably: the possibility of failure. Once considered one→

Afraid of falling within the majority who fail within the first year of starting a new company? Credit Donkey has shared an infographic to→

The sweets business went sour for David Payne when most of his customers flocked north for the summer. When he could no longer afford→

We often mention companies who have just gotten started. However, what about the companies that do not make it? When Christina Ross started her→

Here’s a 3-step checklist to figure out if you’re failing as an internet entrepreneur: 1. Is the site live yet? Yes: you’re likely failing,→

It is often said that we should learn from our failures. The lessons we learn during a failure can help us avoid those same→

Some small businesses depend on contracts to stay in business. When it comes to keeping the business afloat, the quality of a contract is→

Somebody at sometime thought these items were a good idea. Combo Light Switch/Hook. Now lazy people can hang up their clothes and turn off→

Recently imeem founder, Dalton Caldwell, came home to his alma mater so he could speak to a room full of budding entrepreneurs reports Peninsula→

As the vice president of business at Premier Logistics, Robin Sauve could tell that the time would be coming when her employer would go→

12 years ago you might have recognized the name Bill Bartmann. He was on the richest lists with thanks to his debt collection company,→

As Mario Jurcic gives business a second try, no one has to tell him to remain humble reports The News-Herald. The 25-year-old entrepreneur loves→

With unemployment at stubbornly high levels, Washington’s attention is focused on job creation. Recent research has shown that the formation of businesses is the→

Some companies find their niche and stick to it. Others, though, have to adapt to changing markets in order to thrive. Mental Floss takes→

photo credit: h.koppdelaney Today while the dream of so many people is to become their own boss, create a great product, or simply open→

photo credit: spettacolopuro At one time or another we have or will have an experience of failure, no one is exempt from this part→

CNet has put together a list of web businesses that went out-of-business in the last year. 1. Yahoo Briefcase 2. Jubii 3. Barnes &→