In 2001, Sunit Saxena made a midnight run to the grocery store for wonton wrappers. When he couldn’t find any, he went looking for→

The Washington Post: They say there are markets for everything, but health care has historically been a tough one to navigate. Prices for services→

NY Mag: “In his new book, Priceless: The Myth of Fair Value (and How to Take Advantage of It), author William Poundstone dissects the→

Walmart ups the ante for holiday shopping. They have announced free shipping on 60,000 holiday items, including electronics, video games, toys, jewelry and furniture.→

photo credit: estraire Pricing has always been one of the greatest games in business. In times of scarcity, this is ever so true. The→

photo credit: geishaboy500 There is lots of speculation lately in businesses regarding correct pricing. Since the economy seems to be slowing getting better and→

photo credit: geishaboy500 OpenForum.com: You don’t always have to slash prices to stay competitive. There are many great ways you can add value to→

On Monday, we asked readers how much they would be willing to pay for a bestseller quality ebook. 34 percent of those responding said→

photo credit: Cosmic Kitty Many marketers are not in favor of discounting, in fact many of them hate it and do not recommend it.→

photo credit: zieak Many business owners during rough economic times think it’s best to lower prices in order to keep their existing customers and→

photo credit: R.B. Boyer Being in business for yourself can make several decisions regarding your business difficult for you to make. One of the→

photo credit: pfala While business owners watch their costs rise and rise, at some point they have to face the fact that some increase→

photo credit: PinkMoose Business around the world are searching for new and improved ways of selling their products and services. With the changing times→

The New York Times: Some small-business experts are offering advice that may sound counterintuitive in this slowing economy. Now, they argue, may be the→

Springwise: So, you thought the market for reusable bags was saturated? Having found a niche that has yet to be infiltrated, The Green Garmento→

Inc.: Q: My home-based design business sells store fixtures and related equipment to the retailers we work with. I try to operate on a→

USA Today: Does that come with fries? Despite the economic downturn, a Lower Manhattan restaurant is now offering a $175 hamburger. It’s made of→

Fortune Small Business: Weddings may not be as inevitable as death and taxes, but they’re usually fairly impervious to slumps in the economy. “People→

Scientific American: So much of life involves “auctions,” whether it is buying a used car or making health care choices or even choosing a→