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Metering tools slash energy costs
A small firm muscles in on the electricity metering business.By Phaedra Hise(Fortune Small Business)-The minute a lightbulb burns out in your place of...
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New motto for sales: Always be (virtually) closing
Can an online connection replace the personal touch?By Zvi GutermanThe economy may be improving, but corporations are still acting like we’re in the m...
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Can social apps kill enterprise software?
Big, expensive, custom software from blue-chip software and consulting companies has been a rule of thumb for giant corporations for decades now. Is i...
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Even bad reviews boost sales
Think letting customers post cranky reviews of your products will scare away sales? Here's the surprising truth.By Jennifer Alsever(Fortune Small Busi...
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Reporter’s tools: notebook, pencil, iPod touch?
By Philip Elmer-DeWittThere’s a new requirement for students entering the University of Missouri School of Journalism this fall: an iPhone or an iPod ...
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Auto sales: China blows past U.S.
For a view as to where the world is heading, take a close look at automotive sales data coming out of the two largest markets, the U.S. and China. It ...
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Expanding management: The delicate art of sharing control
While the thought of sharing control of your company can be nerve-wracking, those who have been through the transition swear by having a second set of...
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How the Mac App store could blow up the software market
Every application developer from Microsoft to the shareware maker in the basement is watching to see how Apple's forthcoming OSX application store wil...
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iPhone sales in China 'disappointing'
But they will improve rapidly, says an analyst, now that Wi-Fi and the iPhone 4 have arrivedSource: Morgan Keegan"In general, smartphones have explode...
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Will Windows 7 boost Apple sales?
By Philip Elmer-DeWittOver the past decade, Mac shipments have grown with nearly every new Microsoft releaseAs if Steve Ballmer didn't have enough to ...
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