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On February 10, 2011

The Verizon iPhone Panic Attack

Pre-orders of Verizon's long-awaited version of the iPhone were staggering. Within a matter of two hours, it already clocked in more first-day orders than any phone in Verizon's history, according to the carrier. The device is expected


On February 10, 2011

An Exit Strategy is Not a Business Strategy

I'm seeing this sort of pitch a lot lately:

"We are the next such-and-such company" or "we take such-and-such company concept to the next level" or "unlike [insert billion dollar website name here], we have added a killer feature and thing-a-ma-jig…


On February 10, 2011

Is Twitter Worth $10 Billion?

Each day, Inc.'s reporters scour the Web for the most important and interesting news to entrepreneurs. Here's what we found today:

Twitter's sky-high valuation. Is the microblogging start-up really worth $10 billion? The eye-popping figure is being bandied about in Silicon…


On February 10, 2011

How To Be Happier: Advice from BNET Readers

Last week Leadership Lab posted the research on scientifically proven ways to be happier. Now, we tell you BNET readers' reality-tested strategies.
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On February 10, 2011

10 Business and Leadership Lessons – From Machiavelli

If you think Machiavelli was all about materialism and influence, you're wrong. His remarkable insights on leadership, entrepreneurs, and life are just as true today as they were 500 yeas ago.
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On February 10, 2011

Too Little Sleep: The New Performance Killer

Research shows that too much work and too little sleep are hurting people's ability to function. Is it time for your company to establish sleep policies?
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On February 10, 2011

Why You and Your Business Must Change Daily

Improving your business takes more than making a New Year's resolution. It takes a change in the way you and your people think, every moment of the day.
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On February 10, 2011

Mobile BI: Actionable Intelligence for the Agile Enterprise

The global economic downturn may have slowed, but it is not over. Yet in some respects, it appears more of a global restructuring than simply a global slowdown. It has already substantially realigned markets and galvanized economic