For weeks we've been hearing about a top-level executive exodus and a lot of employee turnover at highly-funded human resources software startup Namely.

Benefits of connecting multiple online stores to ERP or inventory management. Ecommerce ERP integration and implementation cost calculator.

Let’s face it: Business blogging isn’t easy. It takes commitment to create content on a consistent basis. It takes critical thinking to truly understand what type of content your potential customers want to read. And many times, it takes a lot longer than you expect to start gaining any traction.

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When most people use the word “rent,” they mean the price paid to live in a house or apartment. But when economists say “rent,” they mean money that one person extracts from another without producing anything of value. When the government taxes people to give subsidies to companies, those subsidies are a form of rent. A monopoly generates rents from being able to jack up prices without being threatened by competition.

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With the new Janus sales tools feature you can upload pitch decks to your Janus system. Pitch decks significantly improve the solar sales process!

Small ERP applications are on the rise and vendors are moving closer to the mid-market. Advantages of ERP for small businesses, cloud and open source.

What happens when you tell someone your idea?

Juicero began in secret. The startup, a sort of Keurig for cold-pressed plant-water—which made headlines for the $120 million in venture capital it secured from the likes of Google and Kleiner-Perkins between 2013 and 2015.

Magento price for the webstore and its maintenance in 2017. Who to hire, how much to pay, where to look for, and which edition of Magento to choose.

After almost a decade of food retail experiments with little success online, the e-commerce giant is embracing the physical stores it once shunned.

Bro C.E.O.s like the head of Uber will keep destroying companies until people stop paying them.

Apple Inc. is investing $1 billion in Didi, giving the Chinese ride-hailing startup a powerful ally and dealing a blow to Uber Technologies Inc. as it tries to build its business in the country. The iPhone maker will help Didi build up a ride-sharing platform that handles more than 11 million rides a day and serves about 300 million users across China...

Unchon Ramos has kickstarted an American tea farming revolution right from her farm in Virginia – but growers say the industry is still in ‘the wild west’ stage of development.

Dollar Shave Club, a start-up built on the idea of inexpensive razors, has sold itself for a rich price. Unilever, the European consumer goods giant, said late on Tuesday that it had reached an agreement to buy the five-year-old company. While the financial terms were not disclosed, Unilever paid about $1 billion in an all-cash deal, according to people briefed on the matter. The transaction is a high point for digital commerce start-ups like Dollar Shave Club, which have gained popularity for coming up with new ways to sell consumer goods...

Jet.com will reportedly be acquired by Walmart in a deal said to be worth $3 billion, the culmination of rumors that first made waves last week. Under terms of the deal, Jet cofounder and CEO Marc Lore will remain at his post and will helm Walmart’s U.S. ecommerce operations. Lore is said to be replacing Walmart’s Neil Ashe, who will be departing “after a transitional period.” Launched in 2015, Jet aimed to take on Amazon, Walmart, and other online retail giants by offering a new spin on the shopping club.

You're desperate to be a success, aren't you? What else is there in life? If you can't waft into a fancy restaurant and turn heads with your sense of net worth, who are you? How do you get there, though? Malcolm Gladwell would have you believe that you must spend 10,000 hours working at something before you can be truly world class. Though some think this might be truly nonsense. We now have a new definition from Marissa Mayer.

Do you ever feel pressure to "find your purpose"? You don't need to stress. There's one purpose we all share, and it's easily accessible.

Is the head of Y Combinator fixing the world, or trying to take over Silicon Valley? One balmy May evening, thirty of Silicon Valley’s top entrepreneurs gathered in a private room at the Berlinetta Lounge, in San Francisco. Paul Graham considered the founders of Instacart, DoorDash, Docker, and Stripe, in their hoodies and black jeans, and said, “This is Silicon Valley, right here.”

On the 16th episode of the 7th season of Saturday Night Live, Eddie Murphy threatened to kill a lobster. “You want to save Larry the Lobster,” Murphy told the viewers, “dial 1-900-720-1808. If you want to kill him, dial 1-900-720-1909. Now, unless you call in to save him, we’re going to boil Larry’s little butt right here on national television…The phone company is going to charge you 50 cents, but isn’t it worth 50 cents to save Larry’s life? Or look at it this way: Isn’t it worth half a buck to see us boil Larry on TV?”

Minimum wages are on their way to $15 an hour in New York and California. Workers look forward to the bump. But some small businesses are bracing for a hit to their bottom line.

On the road with Microsoft's Satya Nadella on his traveling revival show.

MakerBot made a bold bet that 3D printers would become as common as microwaves. Just one problem: no one else shared that dream.

Napoleon Hill is the most famous conman you’ve probably never heard of. Born into poverty in rural Virginia at the end of the 19th century, Hill went on to write one of the most successful self-help books of the 20th century: Think and Grow Rich.

Belarus is run by a former collective-farm manager and is known for manufacturing tractors. Now the former Soviet republic wants to be known as the Silicon Valley of Eastern Europe.

Nvidia cofounder Chris Malachowsky is eating a sausage omelet and sipping burnt coffee in a Denny's off the Berryessa overpass in San Jose. It was in this same dingy diner in April 1993 that three young electrical engineers--Malachowsky, Curtis Priem and Nvidia's current CEO, Jen-Hsun Huang--started a company devoted to making specialized chips that would generate faster and more realistic graphics for video games.

What if there was a specialized collaboration platform for unemployed people … a business ecosystem to inspire them to ‘unleash their creative power’ ? Alarming rates of unemployment for many countries, pessimistic predictions regarding the global workforce transformation under the lights of the Artificial Intelligence revolution. Unemployed people, in tens of millions across the globe, can be seen as an enormous manpower which the ‘economic system’ fails to use: talented people, senior industry professionals, domain experts, enthusiastic graduates, scientists, entrepreneurial youth and many more classes of unemployed people who are...

"Increased productivity leads to more wealth, cheaper goods, greater spending power and ultimately, more jobs," said the Wall Street Journal in the latest entry in the counterpoint to articles declaring the end of work. People should trust things will work out and know the weight of historic experience is on their side, although no one really explains how. Financial services companies are required to note that previous performance is no promise of future gains.

For many, the Christmas holiday in New York City finally comes to life when the sidewalks sprout evergreens.

Outspoken former pharmaceutical executive Martin Shkreli said the national outrage over drug pricing was blown out of proportion and heightened by the U.S. presidential election, although he conceded he could have predicted the blowback better. “In terms of regret, maybe not seeing that as acutely would’ve been a minor regret,” Shkreli said during an interview on Bloomberg TV Friday. “But because the price increase has stuck, so to speak, I don’t really, that’s the main mission...

Toshiba shares fell 20% on Wednesday after the firm warned that its US nuclear business may be worth less than previously thought. The slump was large enough for trading in stocks of the Japanese industrial giant to be automatically halted. Shares had already fallen 12% on Tuesday, after reports of the likely write-down began circulating.

Silicon Valley’s startup scene celebrates iconoclasts and rule breakers. But are entrepreneurs taking “fake it till you make it” too far?

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The rich and colorful history of charlatanism and its somewhat more legitimate business cousins is showcased in a new book called "Bizarre & Outlandish Gadgets & Doohickeys." Written by Maurice Collins, the volume is packed with the brainchildren of would-be disruptors who tried to make their fortunes between the years 1851 and 1951. Some clearly hoped to get rich quick at the expense of a credulous public, but others were guilty of nothing more than having a clever idea that once must have made sense but now seems quaintly out-of-date, usually because of its reliance on laughably archaic technology.