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Author Verne Harnish did wonders for me as I planned to expand my already-growing business. Here's how.

Survivability is thrivability. Here are the moves that will get you there.

Consider that the average customer in Oslo can afford a higher-priced Starbucks latte than someone in New Delhi.

Many entrepreneurs will apply. Few will make the cut. Here's the inside scoop.

Do you want your company playing toddler soccer, strictly focused on the hustle? That doesn't make for a very successful business.

Our own company couldn't scale until we executed these three important changes.

Meanwhile, the company's quarterly revenue rose 45 percent, beating analysts' expectations.

It is one of the most overlooked yet most consistent predictors of startup failure.

The Chinese e-commerce giant will reportedly put a hold on hiring for the rest of the year.

The years until 2020 are poised to redefine almost every facet of how we work, from the way we run customer service to the way we build our businesses.

Scaling a company isn't an easy thing to do, so be especially mindful of these pitfalls.

Yes, you could go from zero to 60 in a matter of months, but faster isn't always smarter.

Once a startup tops 100 employees, things start to take off -- or fall apart. Here is how to ensure success while ramping up.

As your business grows, it will begin to take on a life of its own and will require less hand holding from you. Here is how to 'parent' your company, as it matures.

Context, the sharing economy and big data are worth considering when strategizing about how to scale a small company.