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“I loved it,” says Yvonne Jackson, senior vice president of human resources at Pfizer, referring to her first job in human resources. In 1970, fresh

Q: I have a small office and a small budget, so I’m looking for a cost-effective printing solution. Is it better to purchase a copier,

It seems so long ago now that 5-megapixel digital cameras were all the rage. Now, eight might not be enough. Nikon’s Coolpix 8700 is an

Would you be embarrassed (or worse) if Websites could personally identify you as a visitor? Well, they can if they have the muscle to subpoena

Cardo Systems says that it has a solution to a problem that has cell phone users all tied up: their cords. The company has released

An attorney who billed clients at $300 an hour was spending an afternoon every few weeks crawling under his desk, mucking with wires, and taking

There are many reasons a company may not hit projected revenues. But one that often gets overlooked is the deadbeat client — a customer who

Lurita Doan’s drive to succeed is in her blood. Inspired by three generations of entrepreneurs before her, the 45-year-old president and CEO of Reston, Virginia-based

Q: I am starting my own firm. My biggest struggle in making the move is getting health insurance. I still need coverage. Any suggestions? —

Deleted from the $87 billion Iraq/Afghanistan emergency spending bill President George W. Bush signed into law in November 2003 was a small business subcontracting provision