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  1. Time to rethink the IRS?

    Critics want agency scrapped

  2. Reports: Yahoo Could Scoop Up Tumblr for $1B

    Marissa Mayer is burning up the phone lines.After striking out on a $225 million deal to take control of Dailymotion last month and holding preliminary talks about a...

  3. Peru Businessman, Mario Brescia Cafferata, Dies At Age 84

    One of Peru's richest businessmen, Mario Brescia Cafferata, has died at age 84.Mr. Brescia was chairman of the holding company that owns half of BBVA Continental (CO...

  4. Inside Life on Wall Street

    Douglas Brunt, author of Ghosts of Manhattan, and husband to Fox’s Megyn Kelly, talks with Brian and Alisyn Camerota.

  5. Would You Tell Employees Your Salary?

    Honesty is usually best – but the idea of staffers knowing everybody’s salary makes most business owners squirm. Entrepreneur.com explores the idea of a transparent office culture.

  6. Is Google Glass the Next Office Must-Have?

    Google Glass has just hit the streets, but Entrepreneur.com is already saying the technology could help make you more productive and efficient in the office.

  7. Social Media Lessons from Amy's Bakery

    Scottsdale’s Amy’s Bakery has been making the news for its over-the-top response to critics online. Aside from being hilarious and cringe-inducing to read, Forbes believes there are actually some important takeaways for all small business owners.

  8. Thai Retailer, Chirathivat Family to Raise $367 Million in Share Sale

    Thailand's largest property developer Central Pattana PCL (CPN.TH) and two members of the billionaire Chirathivat family that controls the company are raising $367 m...

  9. Thailand's Central Pattana, Shareholders to Raise US$367 Million via Share Sale - Term Sheet

    Central Pattana PCL (CPN.TH) and two of its shareholders are raising US$367 million through a share sale, the latest company to tap into the buoyant Thailand stock m...

  10. A Serial Entrepreneur Settles Down for Shutterstock

    At just 38 years old, he's known as serial entrepreneur, landing spots on Crain's "40 Under 40," and Forbes "Most Powerful CEOs under 40" lists. Now, Jon Oringer sit...

  11. Richard Branson's Work-Life Balance Secrets

    Want to work (and live) like the successful entrepreneur behind Virgin Group? Check out Richard Branson’s tips for parenting, as well as balancing career and personal life commitments.  

  12. Tread Carefully With ETFs With Hard Disk Drive Exposure

    It is tough to malign hard disk drive makers such as Seagate Technology (NYSE:STX) and Western Digital (NYSE:WDC).Year-to-date, Seagate is up 26 percent while Wester...

  1. Is Brick-and-Mortar the Future of Ecommerce?

    Is it important for online retailers to have brick-and-mortar storefronts? The founder of Warby Parker thinks so – and explains why to Inc.com.

  2. Is Brick-and-Mortar the Future of Ecommerce?

    Is it important for online retailers to have brick-and-mortar storefronts? The founder of Warby Parker thinks so – and explains why to Inc.com.

  3. Russian banker has his eye on Europe

    Igor Kim snapped cast-off assets from foreign banks pulling out of Russia and now the banker says he wants to expand into Europe.Kim, 47, emerged with his partners a...

  4. Philippine Retailer Appoints Banks for Up to $800 Million IPO

    Robinsons Retail Group, operator of retail chains including Toys "R" Us and Topshop in the Philippines, has appointed banks to manage an up to $800 million initial p...

  5. ESPN Turns to Layoffs Amid Higher Rights Fees

    ESPN is tightening its belt.The Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS) sports network confirmed Tuesday that it is laying off some of its employees, following cost-cutting measures ...

  6. The Surprising Reason Why Customers Want Higher Prices

    It seems like common sense: customers want the best services possible for the lowest price available. But The New York Times argues that in some cases, customers actually want higher prices.

  7. What If There Was No IRS?

    "The third agency of government I would – I would do away with [is] Education, Commerce and, let's see. I can't. The third one, I can't. Sorry. Oops."I bet Texas Gov...

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