Nonprofit Helps Social Entrepreneurs Grow Ideas with Seed Money
Since 2007, there’s been an increase in the number of young people starting for-profit social enterprises
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March On Washington 50: We Must Ring The Bell Of Economic Freedom
The speakers at “Let Freedom Ring Commemoration and Call To Action†used the event to do more than honor leaders of the 1963 March on
Jeanne Hulit to Replace Karen Mills as SBA Administrator
Karen Mills was sworn in as the 23rd Administrator of the Small Business Administration in April of 2009 after being appointed by President Barack Obama
Work-Life Balance Woes: The Study That Justifies Being Too Tired For Chores After Work
According to a recent study by a Notre Dame sociologist, what you do for work during the day relates to amount of housework at night.
The NEA Awards Returns to New York to Honor Who’s Who in African Entertainment
On Sept. 1, the Nigerian Entertainment Awards return to New York in the heart of NYU at the Skirball Performing Art Center to honor global
Not Enough Time for All Your Boss Moves? How to Wake Up In the Morning (Early)
One writer says you can gain five extra hours for more boss moves if you wake up an hour earlier every day.
How to Know When You Need A Contract
When you show clients that you are professional and serious about your business, they will think twice before trying to stiff you.
Why Meek Mill’s Dreamchasers Summit Really, Really Matters
Temple University is hosting the first-ever Dreamchasers Summit on Aug. 30.
What to Do When Your Email Account is Hacked
Hackers are waiting to get your digital information. Here's how to reduce your risk.
Many Family Businesses Struggle to Survive Past the Second Generation
By creating a governance and succession strategy, a family-owned business is much more likely to preserve the founder's long-term vision