You have a great idea for a business. You’ve tested it, sold a couple and now want to move onto the next level. Maybe→

Netflix to Blockbuster: told you so. In 2000, Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings flew down to Dallas to meet with then Blockbuster CEO John Antioco.→

Looking to reduce marketing and advertising expenses in these tough times? The Wall Street Journal suggests partnering up with bigger-named companies that can integrate→

It takes more than just ingenuity to get a product onto retailers’ shelves and into the homes of millions of American consumers. It takes→

When Bibby Gignilliat started her first company, Gourmet Gatherings, she instinctively wanted to do it alone. Still, she had doubts. And so she paired→

Nothing is more troublesome than trying to find high quality, high end fashions… especially if you’re a plus sized woman. The reality is that→

Like peanut butter and chocolate, many different services from very different business go well together. Could you team up with another entrepreneur, like the→

Tech entrepreneur Neil Patel shares some advice on his blog, QuickSprout, about the benefits of having a business partner, and how to find the→

While you don’t necessarily need to be a ‘Butinski’ to tell someone you care, it doesn’t hurt either. Like many great businesses before now,→

photo credit: Aidan Jones Now that you have taken all of the necessary steps in achieving your ultimate goal in business and you’re ready→

If you’re unsatisfied with the bulk dress shirt designs that you can find in most stores, ShirtsMyWay has an alternative that you will love.→

photo credit: kunalmehta When making the decision to take on a partner for your start-up, one needs to remember to choose wisely. This person→

photo credit: WTL photos In theory, a partnership, especially with a friend, is a great way to start in business. Unfortunately, it rarely works→

NewsBlaze: In today’s society, many husbands and wives are also married to their careers, which can make it difficult to maintain a healthy and→

Donny Deutsch At The BIG Idea: Many of the entrepreneurs who appear on my show often tell me one the biggest challenges they faced→

The New York Times: Laura Udall noticed that her young daughter suffered back pain from lugging her books back and forth to school. Udall→

Entrepreneur: Business and personal coaches start by getting professional coach training, says Karen Kimsey-House, co-author of Co-Active Coaching. Find International Coach Federation-accredited training programs→

Money Magazine: For Jessica Jensen and Jason Pelletier, running a business together seemed like a natural. They had worked together in the late 1990s,→