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5 Ecommerce Trends Retailers Can Profit From This Holiday Season If They Prepare
As technology becomes integral to shopping, gearing up for the busy season requires retailers to do more than string Christmas lights.
Baby Boomers, Who Are More Successful as Entrepreneurs, Are Great Startup Assets
The generation born between 1945 and 1964 could give a startup some needed expertise and credibility. Here are five roles they can easily fit into.
Leading Scientists Question 'Brain Games' Effectiveness, Call for More Research
Companies like Luminosity that are making 'brain games' are capitalizing on older individuals' fears of cognitive decline by making 'exaggerated and misleading claims' unfounded in scientific evidence, they contend.
Study Trends to Guide Your Innovation Efforts
Keep your finger on the pulse of four key waves driving new product development.
Nurturing Healthy Company Culture Can Yield Unpredictable Benefits
Only an enthusiastic, inspired team will build a truly great company.
3 Things Entrepreneurs Must Do to Keep Their Business Model Relevant
Be innovative and evolve your startup to achieve superior growth. Find the payoff from being attuned to cultural and demographic trends.
How Important Your Workplace Friendships Are Depends on Your Age
There is a generational divide in how we view the value and depth of our co-workers.
Why Generations Clash at Work
Don't just blame the Millennials. The struggle between the status quo and young up-and-comers is ageless, and important.
Millennials, the Friendly Cutthroat Generation
Sixty-eight percent of millennials would sacrifice a work friendship in order to get a promotion, according to a new survey by LinkedIn.
The Problem With Hiring Millennials Is Their Age, Not Their Generation
Never mind the stereotypes about Gen Y. Young people will at times act young.
Why Being 50 (or Older) Is Just Right for Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurs with years of workforce experience and accumulated wisdom launch the businesses of their dreams.
How to Bridge the Workplace Generation Gap
With skillful leadership, different generations can work together and learn from each other.
Franchise Players: Finding a Niche in a Crowded Market
When this Homewatch CareGivers franchisee entered a crowded local market, he focused on the niche instead of the common.
Franchise Players: What 27 Years in the Franchise Industry Taught Me About Becoming a Franchisee
Arnie Williams worked in the franchise industry on the corporate level for 27 years before investing in his own franchise.
Franchise Players: Turning to Franchising For Meaning, Not Validation
Dan Roda became a Nurse Next Door franchisee after working in sales for 31 years in an effort to find a job that was fully meaningful.