1974 Corvette Engine Wiring Diagram
Why Small-Business Owners Flocked to Orlando for This Year's 'Spring Break for the Construction Industry'
At Ritchie Bros.' Orlando auction, small contractors buy and sell very big equipment.
Even the Rich and Famous of Beverly Hills Need to Buy Hardware and Produce. Here's Where They Shop
In the shadows of Beverly Hills' glamorous global giants, Edelweiss Chocolates, Arturo's Shoe Fixx, and other mom-and-pops provide their versions of luxury service.
Are These the Best Main Street Businesses in America? Their Customers Sure Think So
Small Business Week offers an opportunity to shine a light on Main Street companies that don't make a lot of headlines, but remain beloved by their clientele year after year.
4 Tiny Companies That Have Mastered Customer Service in a Way the Giants Can't
They have made an art form of hands-on care and meticulous attention to the needs of their clientele.
How Can Local, Small Businesses Compete with Big Chains? These 4 Gems All Use This 1 Strategy
Customers flock to these businesses for unusual products from unicorn pinatas to rare Perry Como albums.
How to Turn Your Quirks Into Your Business's Competitive Advantage
Establishing a distinctive personality can take a company far.
41 Years, 53 Years, 109 Years: These Local Businesses Know What It Takes to Last for Decades
Most Main Street companies fade away over time, but the great ones hang on to become beloved local institutions.
Furious Customers Are Suing Hertz for $529,675,000. Here's the Lesson Every CEO Should Learn
Some say they spent time in jail because of Hertz's cost-cutting measures.
The CEO of Southwest Airlines Had 32 Controversial Words for Congress. This Critic Had a Smart Reply
'I want people to understand how that happened.'
This Mindset Explains Why Elon Musk Is Time's Person of the Year
It worked for Steve Jobs as well. What could it do for you?
People Who Can't Stop Using These 4 Annoying Words Have Very Low Emotional Intelligence
Is there a more annoying phrase on the planet? Yet, some people use it constantly.
Why Your Next Hire Might Be a Former One: The Pros and Cons of Boomerang Employees
Boomerang workers--those who return to their old jobs after initially resigning--are increasing in number. Here's what that means for business leaders.
NYC Just Passed a Law Requiring Employers to Post Salary Ranges in Job Ads. There's Actually an Upside
Even if pay transparency laws haven't made their way to your state, being more forthright with salaries in job listings could help you hang onto employees amid the Great Resignation.
Google Just Announced a New Vaccine Policy That's Among the Smartest I've Seen
Unvaccinated Googlers will have to make a choice, but they have some time to do it.
Science Says Smelling Cinnamon Can Make You More Creative and Innovative (But Not for the Reason You Might Think)
Cinnamon can unlock creativity. But not because of the smell. Instead, it's all about expectation.
Be Smarter, More Focused, and More Decisive: Why 'Succession' Says Embrace the Rule of One Question
'Succession' just offered a simple way to overcome decision fatigue and stay focused on what will help you achieve your biggest goals.
Small Employers' Health Insurance Costs Soared in 2021. Here's What They Didn't Do As a Result
They didn't, on average, raise employees' health insurance deductibles.
Entrepreneurs Are Optimistic About Some Aspects of Business--Even Amid Labor and Supply-Chain Disruptions
It doesn't factor in Omicron, but the latest sentiment report does show business resiliency in the face of difficulty. Will it keep up?
2022 Will Be the Year of the Worker. Here's Why It Will Also Be the Year of the Robot
Entrepreneurs in the industry are seizing the opportunity raise money and gain traction.
Embrace a Success Mindset: 5 Work Decisions You're Making Against Your Own Self-Interest
When what you do makes it harder to get--or be--what you really want.
What You Need to Know About Log4j, the Nasty Software Bug Posing a Major Threat to Small Businesses
A multitude of apps may be vulnerable.
How Often Should You Clean the Office? Try Asking Employees
With infection rates rising, employees want to make sure they're entering a well maintained environment.
Want to Be a Better Boss? Science Says Smart Leaders Refuse to Allow the Spread of Noisy Ignorance
When buzzwords and jargon become contagious, so does a lack of critical thinking.
Want to Make Better Big Decisons? Ask 'the Chick-fil-A Question' Every Time
I didn't start researching the Chick-fil-A franchise process expecting to find the Oracle of Delphi. But, here we are.
American Airlines Just Made a Big Announcement, and It's the Start of the End of an Era
Even if you're not in the airline industry (as most of us aren't), I hope some of the lessons here will be clear.
Bill Gates Says the Acute Phase of the Pandemic Will End in 2022
In his end-of-the-year blog post, Gates offers 4 reasons for optimism--and one reason for worry.
How Emotionally Intelligent People Use the 'Send a Bible' Rule to Become Remarkably More Memorable
Sure, we could call this a "multiple attention strategy" or "multi-sensory communication tactics." But I think it will stick with you better like this.
Google's Year in Search Shows Spiking Interest in Entrepreneurship
There were more searches for 'how to start a business' than 'how to get a job' in 2021.
Want to Be More Influential, Persuasive, and Charismatic? Science Says First Take a Look at the Clock
New research shows how to leverage your circadian rhythm to increase your charisma and be more inspiring.
Michael Strahan's Latest Venture Is Bringing Him to New Heights--Aboard a Blue Origin Space Flight
Entrepreneur and football legend Michael Strahan is boarding Blue Origin's next space flight. His entrepreneurial journey and penchant for preparedness make him ready for liftoff.
Amazon CTO Werner Vogels Explains Why the Cloud Is About to Get Faster
AWS is expanding its physical infrastructure, which will mean lightning-fast speeds for businesses.
Why Emotionally Intelligent Leaders Follow the Rule of Zero Off-Hours Email, Backed by Science
Research shows formal policies designed to create boundaries between work and personal time don't help reduce employee stress and anxiety. But this will.
Want to Stop Losing Arguments You Should Win? Avoid the Counterproposal Paradox
And avoid allowing what should be a thoughtful discussion into an either/or proposition.
3 Financial Red Flags That Actually Prove You're Far Wealthier Than You Think
Take a closer look: If you're not already rich, you may be farther along the path to wealth (and happiness) than you realize.
This CEO Morning Routine Is the Most Tragic Example I've Ever Seen. (It's Literally Exhibit 7731)
And, 'Exhibit A' is how we found it.
Elon Musk Just Sent an Alarming 'All Hands' Email, and Taught a Key Leadership Lesson in the Process
'[W]e need all hands on deck to recover from what is, quite frankly, a disaster.'
Report: Amazon Is Taking an Increasing--and Unfair--Share of Revenue From Sellers on Its Platform
Whatever your experience selling through the e-commerce giant, there are useful techniques for reducing costs, finding new customers, and maximizing profits.
The Labor Shortage Isn't Going Away Anytime Soon--Unless Companies Make These Changes
Fewer than half of unemployed workers are still actively searching for work after being laid off during the pandemic. Here's what could draw them back.
Why Emotionally Intelligent Leaders Avoid the 'Feedback Sandwich'
Want to provide feedback that actually makes a difference? Discard the old-school feedback formula and embrace benevolent honesty instead.
Biden's Plan for the Omicron Variant Starts With Small Businesses
The White House announced a new plan to help America get better protected against coronavirus variants, keep businesses open, and quickly respond to surges if needed during colder months.
Amazon Just Launched a Tool to Help Companies Calculate Their Carbon Footprints
The company also announced it's on pace to use 100 percent renewable energy by 2025.
Why Emotionally Intelligent People Refuse to 'Status Pivot' When Their Egos Get Threatened
When you feel 'less than,' it's natural to look for another way to 'compete.' But that response may hold you back from becoming the person you wish to be.
Stacey Abrams, Politician With Startup Bona Fides, Is Running for Georgia Governor
Georgia politician and entrepreneur Stacey Abrams announced her candidacy for state governor today. Here's why business owners should pay attention.
The Specter of the Omicron Variant Is Causing Business Owners to Worry--and Take Action
Unpleasant memories of lockdowns and spikes in infection, coupled with lingering financial struggles, have entrepreneurs on edge.
Why Intelligent Entrepreneurs Like Mark Cuban Embrace the Rule of Niche at Scale
Looking for a small business idea? Think like Mark Cuban and seek to avoid major market competition, at least at first.
Just 1 Day After Jack Dorsey Stepped Down, Twitter Announced a Controversial Change
'What does this even mean? You can't share a meme?'
Amazon Will Help You Launch Your Own 5G Network
The company announced the new offering at the AWS re:Invent conference on Tuesday.
Flexport Founder: Supply Chain Problems Won't Be Solved Anytime Soon
Ryan Petersen, whose tweets about port backlogs went viral, says container ships are still backing up.
New Data Finally Shows Why People Are Quitting Their Jobs. It's Definitely Not Because They're Lazy
Often the simplest explanation for big changes is the obvious one.
Consumers Want to Shop Small This Holiday Season. Here's How to Ensure You Don't Miss Out
As the pandemic forges on, the divide between contactless payments and the payment methods of yesteryear could widen.
Why Emotionally Intelligent People Embrace the Atomium Rule
The Atomium rule will help you be more productive and ship great work--while prioritizing your mental health.
People Who Practice This Controversial Habit Have Very Low Emotional Intelligence
No judgment. But you might want to know this.
The CEO of United Airlines Just Made a Bold Prediction. These 3 Words Mattered Most
Identify a mission worthy of your team's efforts. Then, communicate it clearly.
Target Just Made a Big Announcement, and It's the Most Relaxing News I've Heard This Week
"What started as a temporary measure driven by the pandemic is now our new standard..."
How to Improve Your Ability to Overcome Rejection and Accomplish Goals in 10 Days or Less
Just one small ask a day will help keep the fear of rejection away.
Taylor Swift's Fans Taught Her an Amazing Lesson in How to Create Value. Here It Is in 1 Sentence
The Swifties helped her figure it out: Discovering your passion is only half the journey.
Inflation May Actually Benefit Your Business. Here's How
As inflation continues, businesses have to contend with increased costs across the board--but there are some hidden benefits they can take advantage as well. Here's how to strategize.
Employers Beefed Up Telemedicine Benefits During Pandemic as Family Premiums Climbed
The offering isn't cheaper than in-person care, but employers noted a different kind of utility.
Emotionally Intelligent People Refuse to Panic. Here's What They Do Instead
By refusing to panic, the crew of US Airways flight 1549 worked together to save 155 people. It's a remarkable lesson in emotional intelligence.
An Amazon Warehouse Worker Asked Jeff Bezos for Help With Her Pay. Here's How Amazon Responded
In case you ever need it, his email addres reportedly is: jeff@amazon.com.
New Study Shows Small Businesses With Strongest Pandemic Recoveries Had One Key Factor in Common
The industries finding themselves in stronger post-recovery positions tend to be more fluent in this core business strategy.
Biden's Build Back Better Plan Just Passed the House. Here's Why Businesses Are Worried
Business groups claim the bill would disrupt the economy too much if it becomes law.
Science Says Positive People Are a Lot More Intelligent and Insightful Than You Might Think
Cynics aren't smarter or more competent. They just seem like they are, says research.
Your Guide to Covid-19 Boosters at Work: Should You Require Them and How?
Booster shots are important for many people, but legally they can get a little tricky.
Why Are Hertz Customers Getting Stopped--or Even Jailed--for Driving 'Stolen' Cars?
A customer says he paid Hertz $2,309 to extend his rental. Then he was arrested for "car theft."
OSHA Won't Enforce Covid Rules, Pending Court. Prepare Anyway
The new rules are not in effect now, but they might be later. Creating your plan won't hurt you.
What the Packers' $90 Million Stock Sale Says About the Nature of Customer Loyalty
The Green Bay Packers $300 stock shares are literally only worth the paper they're printed on--but for some raving fans, they're invaluable.
Taylor Swift Just Proved Her Marketing Genius Once Again--and Brands From Starbucks to Sour Patch Kids Want Her Stardust
Taylor Swift's release of 'Red (Taylor's Version)' proves once again her marketing power. And provides lessons you can adopt to grow your business.
Here's What Green Businesses Can Expect in the Wake of the Climate Summit
New pledges from COP26, the U.N. Climate Change Conference, could lead to increased demand for small businesses that help address the climate crisis.
Want to Be Happier? Science Says 2 Overlooked Variables Can Be the Keys to Happiness
Don't overthink it.
Businesses Are Increasingly Relying on Automation to Compensate for Labor Shortages
How to sell robotic co-workers to your employees.
Why Emotionally Intelligent People Embrace the Rule of 'Changing Your Glasses'
How do you get clarity when emotions are clouding your thinking? Try changing your glasses.
People Who Embrace This Controversial Word Have Very High Emotional Intelligence
It's about leveraging emotions to help you achieve your goals.
A Massive New Study of 88,000 People Says This Is When You Should Go to Bed, According to Science
It turns out, there's a magic hour. Here's why it matters.
Funding Alert: U.S. Treasury Quietly Unveils Details on a New $100 Billion Small-Business Aid Program
The State Small Business Credit Initiative is a funding program that aims to broaden access to capital for underserved communities.
Half of Small Businesses Are Facing Supply Shortages, but They Don't Have to Wreck Christmas
These are the creative ways businesses are compensating for their reduced inventory--and helping customers find the presents they actually want to give.
Why Emotionally Intelligent People Embrace the Rule of Clocking Out
The rule of clocking out will help you set priorities, avoid burnout, and find more time in your day.
Struggling to Find Your Passion? Try Using the Weekend Test
Because passion doesn't have to be discovered. Passion can also be created through effort.
The Nation's Ports and Bridges Are Outdated. Here's Biden's Multibillion-Dollar Plan for Fixing Them
President Biden's $1 trillion infrastructure bill includes funding for improvements at coastal and inland ports, waterways and ports of entry along the U.S. Will it be enough to save Christmas?
Rivian's $77 Billion IPO Is the Latest Sign That the Electric Vehicle Industry Is Ready for Takeoff
The electric truck maker's public market debut marked the largest since 2014.
Inflation Hit Its Highest Peak in 30 Years. Here's 1 Way Businesses Are Coping
With higher prices for everything from gasoline to food, businesses are finding creative ways to stretch their resources.
What to Consider Before Rethinking Your Mask Mandate
As vaccination rates continue to rise and cities reach a point of endemic, you may think about ditching your mask mandate in the office. Make sure you think it through first.
Why Emotionally Intelligent People Embrace the Power of the Partial Favor, Backed by Science
When a request for help is too big, don't assume providing less will not be appreciated.
A Key Piece of the Infrastructure Bill Aims to Help Minority-Owned Businesses
The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, which passed the House of Representatives Friday, will finally codify the Minority Business Development Agency.
Why the Build Back Better Plan Will Be a Game-Changer for Green Tech Companies
As Congress readies for a vote, founders discuss the plan's potential impact.
How Employee Unrest Over Biden's Vaccine Mandate Is Spilling Over to the Smallest Businesses
Starting January 4, companies with at least 100 employees are required to mandate Covid-19 vaccines. But even without the mandate, smaller companies are also facing pushback from workers.
United Airlines Just Sent an Email to Millions of Passengers. These 7 Words Mattered Most
Use this example as a prompt to think about how you're communicating the future.
How Emotionally Intelligent People Use the Do-Over to Travel Back in Time and Fix Mistakes
Think time travel is impossible? Think again.
How the $1 Trillion Infrastructure Deal Benefits Small Business
It's the largest investment in the nation's infrastructure since 1956. Get your shovels ready.
With 5 Short Words, the CEO of McDonald's Just Displayed a Complete Lack of Emotional Intelligence
It's impressive, actually: managing to break all the basic rules of emotional intelligence at once.
Get Ready for an Influx of PTO Requests
According to data from Airbnb, about half of employees are at risk of losing their PTO by the end of the year, which could result in a vacation-request uptick. Here's how employers can navigate it.
How to Embrace the Rule of Reversible Outcomes to Stop Overthinking and Make Smarter Decisions
Want to make smarter, faster decisions? First, determine the true consequences of those decisions.
Biden's Vaccine Mandates Pushed Until After the Holidays
Businesses with 100 or more employees now have until January 4, 2022 to make sure their workers are fully vaccinated.
Google Teams Up With the 15 Percent Pledge to Support Black-Owned Businesses
The Fifteen Percent Pledge has announced a new partnership with Google Shopping, which will give Black business owners and entrepreneurs access to training, networking, and digital tools.
Vaccine Mandates Are Contributing to America's Political Divide. Make Sure You Know Where You Stand
Your ability to mandate Covid-19 vaccines--or not--may depend on where your company is located.
Pinterest TV: What It Is and Why It'll Be Your New Best (Live) Shopping Friend
Last week, Pinterest announced the launch of Pinterest TV, a video series that will introduce livestream shopping to the app. The platform joins social media networks like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok in the growing livestream trend.
The (Literally) Effortless Way to Learn Faster and Improve Your Memory, Backed by Science
Want to sleep your way to better long-term memory and recall? According to science, that dream is a reality.
4 Intelligence Red Flags That Actually Prove You're Smarter Than You Think, Backed by Science
Take a closer look, and you might realize you're a lot smarter than you might assume. Science says so.
Microsoft's Solve for the Labor Shortage: Partnering With Community Colleges
Microsoft announced that it is working with community colleges to fill 250,000 cyber security jobs in the next four years. Its training model may be the key to stopping labor shortages.
How a (Free) 20-Year-Old Book by Seth Godin Completely Transformed My Business
20 years ago, marketing genius Seth Godin tested a brilliant idea: Give your best stuff away and watch it spread. It's just as useful today as it was then.
What Is Emotional Intelligence? Here's the Simple, Easy to Understand Answer
Emotional intelligence is simpler than you think. Knowing that can help you develop yours.
How This Founder Used Twitter to Help Ease L.A.'s Shipping Jam
Flexport founder and CEO Ryan Petersen thought outside the box -- and local politicians were listening.
The Most Emotionally Intelligent People Embrace This Simple Rule of Decision-Making
Before making a decision with permanent consequences, remind yourself of this simple fact.
The Facebook Rebrand Will Be an Epic Fail
The name Facebook is seared into our brains; there's no way Zuckerberg can escape the noxious taint.
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