Consumers in the U.S. are keeping their credit cards in their wallets in favor of using debit cards to avoid building up more debt,→

One unanswered question posed by this recession is, will we return to our previous buying habits once we believe that it is over? A→

The Wall Street Journal takes a look at six ways to save money without drastically changing your business practices.

photo credit: cod_gabriel We can all stand to save some money here and there in business today. Every little bit really adds up after→

photo credit: re-ality Often times when having a small business website, a lot of owners are forced to let go of their website due→

The hard hits our economy has taken over the past two years have left many businesses looking for ways to cut costs and save→

Journal Sentinel: Coupon queen Susan Samtur racked up another supermarket victory at Sendik’s Food Market: $135.69 worth of groceries for $15.98, including sales tax→

photo credit: Extra Ketchup Many small businesses tend to have problems figuring out where their money should go, supplies, employees, insurance, marketing, etc. Few→

photo credit: Ken Wilcox. In business and even life in general we are always looking for new ways to cut down on costs and→

MSN Money: All it took was a financial crisis followed by a recession to get Americans to start pocketing their cash. Americans are saving→

GateHouse News Service: Here are several resourceful and creative ways that small-business owners can save money as they navigate today’s economy. • Barter: While→

At a time when people are trying to save money, Ramadevi is trying to help them do just that with MyDealsAndCoupons.com. Those who enjoy→

photo credit: swimparallel Most entrepreneurs will tell you that skimping on pennies will add up after a while, and today in this economy…it really→

photo credit: mugley In business, shipping is kind of like cleaning your house. No one wants to deal with it or talk about it,→

photo credit: hans.gerwitz Scott Anthony wrote a very interesting article that was posted on Harvard Business Publishing regarding ways that you in business can fail→

USA Today: The souring job market and rising costs of the usual teenage indulgences — a slice of pizza, a drive to the mall,→

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→

Courier Mail: A Darling Downs resident has invented a valve that stops the average household losing 16,000 litres of water down the drain. Lloyd→

Fortune Small Business: Q: I would like a 401(k) for my small business but there are so many, and I don’t know who to→