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Just as Olympians need great coaches to reach their highest potential, your high-performing employees need coaching to do the same. Here's how to get started.

A Chicago cupcake company's experience offers lessons on renovating an affordable, but neglected retail space.

The same strategies Olympians use to outwit mental obstacles can work in business as well. Here are tips to overcome three of the toughest psychological challenges.

Tips for making your team feel comfortable to tell you what you need to hear, instead of only what they think you want to hear.

Business lessons from a resilient entrepreneur who fought his way back from a brutal attack.

Not getting paid fast enough? Incomplete, incorrect or unclear invoices could be to blame. Here's how to get it right.

The outspoken business-makeover specialist Tabatha Coffey of Bravo reality show fame dishes on how to keep customers coming back.

A look at how the startup is using technology to draw attention to independent films -- and who is funding the concept.

A startup that works with environmental nonprofits and makes sustainable practices a critical component of success.

As you reflect on your business this holiday week, consider these strategies to generate new ideas that will grow your business.

Priceonomics scours the web for the best prices to create an objective guide for consumers,

Establishing solid corporate and accounting strategies from the start is critical when launching a business. Consider this advice to get off on the right financial foot.

BodyShopBids clears the confusion around disparate car-repair quotes

Here, reminders you need to start now to take (at least a little) time out for yourself to prevent burnout.

How to spot and stop an office bully from chasing away talent -- and damaging your small business.

How entrepreneur Annette Giacomazzi handled a triple threat to her business and her life, and still managed to come up out on top.

Yesterday's leader can become tomorrow's laggard without innovation and reinvention. Here's how to always stay ahead of the competition.

Sevenly serves its causes through the sale of limited-edition T-shirts.

Backed by author Tim Ferriss, singer Jason Mraz and Randi Zuckerberg, Trippy lets you tap the wisdom of your social network for in-the-know recommendations.

PowerVoice enables social media personalities to promote brands for bucks.

A social media answer for helping parents find reliable, trusted babysitters -- fast

ReadyForZero racked up $4.5 million in funding to help consumers pay their bills.

Affordable usability audits can weed out glaring trouble spots. A range of services are available to help for less than $200.

A community service certification requirement aims to spread some om to those in need.

Competition site Kaggle makes predictive modeling more effective and efficient--and a lot more fun.

If you're looking to scale up one day, it will pay to know now about how late-stage investing works.

Now companies can pitch location-based offers to smartphone customers instantly--and potentially make them feel uneasy.

When PayPal launched its newest mobile payment platform, it joined a wide selection of existing services. Here's a breakdown of the leaders.

Consider these ideas for tax breaks on your 2011 taxes.

Online rumors got your brand down? Get ready to fight back.