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Startup businesses that took on debt are more likely to succeed (as long as they use business debt as opposed to taking on personal debt).

Exiting a business requires filing paperwork to officially dissolve your business with the state and taking care of other legal and financial formalities.

Learn how NDAs are a legal form that helps keep your business’ private information under wraps so that you’re the only one who capitalizes on your inspiration. Read more

Whether you’re launching with one partner or 10, the buy-sell agreement protects stakeholders from sticky situations that could rock the entire boat. Read more

Maintaining a business blog is just as critical. Here are reasons you might want to use that expertise to keep your business blog active.

The first Friday in March is National Employee Appreciation Day. What better time to show the people who fuel your success how much you value them?

Entrepreneur and attorney Charley Moore shares five common legal mistakes startup entrepreneurs make and how to avoid them. Read more

Along with articles of incorporation, corporate bylaws provide a major--if not the major--foundation for your small business. Read more

Do you experience a little dip in enthusiasm around this time of year? Here are 5 creative ways to boost employee motivation and morale.

Research shows that consumers spend $5,400 a year on impulse purchases. How can retailers improve merchandising to take advantage of impulse buyers?

A business plan is more than just words on paper. It’s a way to stay focused on how your business works, and it’s also a calling card when you need financing. Read more

How do you market a business in a dull field, like industrial manufacturing, accounting, or freight forwarding? Here are 8 tips to make your marketing interesting.