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eBay offers a variety of resoruces to help you start and run your business. Here are some places to start your research.

Forget big marketing budgets--it's time to think outside the (cereal) box.

Having trouble getting organized? Start by getting a grip on your to-do list.

Is your business usable--or disposable? Figure it out before your competitors gain an edge.

Young Entrepreneurs Shun the Nine-to-Five

This author offers big nuggets of small-business wisdom.

Rather than selling products you think people ought to buy, put out things they'll actually use.

There's no such thing as a surprise--not if you're paying attention.

The road to expansion is open, even if your business is built around your own specialized skills.

A seasoned entrepreneur reveals the 17 most common mistakes startups make and how to avoid them -- plus, the 5 things you must do to ensure success.

Find out which cities topped our 10th annual list of the best cities for small business.

If handling payroll by yourself has become a hassle, maybe it's time to go with an outside service.

Profitability management helped PC maker Dell pull off a turnaround. Can it help you do the same?

Feeling overwhelmed by the idea of starting your own business? Then starting with a microenterprise could be the answer for you.

Jump-start your problem-solving skills for a better business.

Is your service center living up to its potential? Find out how to get all you can from yours.

RV-Based Businesses Can Be 'Going Concerns'

These Businesses Make the Mountains Work

Entrepreneurs who changed the world and how they did it

You bet it can--and in our 1st Annual Top 100 Entrepreneurial Colleges and Universities, we reveal which U.S. schools do it best.

Had enough of auctions? Fixed pricing could be just the thing your business craves.

Grab the spackle. Instant messaging is the latest crack in your security.

Joining a trade association could set your business's agenda in motion.

Finished sweating through your ISO 9000 certification? Time to think about ISO 14001.

Change can be business CPR, but you have to do it right.

The argument for giving employees a piece of the pie

Is your company designed for optimal efficiency?

Management, 1997-present, has been a lot like that movie Gremlins. We started out with a bunch of cute, cuddly new ideas, and before we knew it, the whole town had been overrun with trends. What's next?

Low prices sound good, but can you slice deep without hitting profit?

Why did your client say no? Why can't your employees do their jobs? The answer may lie in corporate anthropology.