Entrepreneurship

  • Revolutionizing Advertising with Generative AI and Machine Learning

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    In the fast-paced world of advertising, staying ahead of the competition requires constant innovation. One advertising agency based in Dallas, Texas, that has been at the forefront of

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  • How Google’s Chrome Ad-Blocker Could Change Digital Advertising

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    In February 2018, Google will put into effect the Better Ads Experience Program, which was established in the middle of last year. As a result, there will be a number of changes in the way we’re

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  • 6 Ways A Market Research Company Can Help a Business

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    Do you want to venture in an industry, which is a niche or crowded with big players already? Do you wish to make space for your company in the industry along with assured success? Then, the

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  • Key Differences between Mangers of Co-located and Virtual Teams

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    Financial crunches across the globe have forced businesses to become very conscious about picking members of their project teams, which has contributed significantly in growing trend of virtual

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  • Book Review: Start-Up Advice for Lawyers in “How David Beats Goliath”

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    Opening up a contingent-fee law practice that deals largely with personal injury claims is admirable, but not often lucrative. Michael J. Swanson, author of How David Beats Goliath: Access to

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Scrutiny of Foreign Bank Accounts

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You’ve heard it before, “Don’t worry, they can’t touch the money. It’s all in an offshore bank account in the Caiman Islands.” It may sound like just a cheesy explanation from too many movies but

The Weight of Entrepreneurial Funding

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Recently the New York Times featured a piece that posed an interesting question for entrepreneurs. Is it worth it to sacrifice ownership of your company for quick growth? When it comes down to

Companies Across Borders

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Recently there’s been a large debate between Americans and their corporations. Why should juggernaut multinationals pay lower tax rates than many of the middle-class workers who use their

The Staying Power of the Billable Hour

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In March the New York Times ran a story on how the use of the billable hour has persisted at law firms, especially large law firms.  The evils of the billable hour system are well-documented.

Intellectual Property Protections

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April 25th this year was World Intellectual Property Day, a celebration of innovation.  Unfortunately, theft of intellectual property (IP) is an ongoing crisis.  While U.S. companies can pursue

The EEOC Increases Burdens on Business

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Some business owners have voiced concerns about the Obama administration’s excessive regulation of small businesses.  The health care burdens imposed by the Affordable Care Act on such businesses

Entrepreneurs Must Tell their Stories

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In a Financial Times article earlier this year, Luke Johnson discussed the importance of storytelling for an entrepreneur.  In his experience, people undertaking ventures often focus on obvious

Tough Economic Times under President Obama

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While President Obama has emphasized that the wealthiest Americans need to sacrifice more for the good of the country by paying higher taxes, his recent State of the Union address sidestepped

Revenue from Sales of Apps Is Expected to Soar in 2013

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Gartner Inc., a technology research company, estimates that revenue from the sale of apps will rise an astounding 62 percent in 2013 to $25 billion.  Apps consumers spend an estimated two hours

Fierce Competition in the Apps Industry

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While the apps industry continues to grow, that growth is due to the success of a small percentage of apps.  Apple’s App Store offers over 800,000 apps, but only 80 of those- or 1 out of every