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Is equity crowdfunding right for your business?

Final approval of the Securities and Exchange Commissions crowdfuding rules are expected in 2014. Are you thinking about crowdfunding for your business? Blogger Delora Newton has some things you should consider before committing.
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10 reasons for optimism in 2014

Want proof that the U.S. economy is really improving? According to blogger Jody Glynn Patrick the proof is in the pudding or in this case the Greek yogurt.
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Women as modern leaders

We're going back to the future in this business blog. Twenty-two years ago Laura Schmitz gave a speech about female leaders. She believes what she said then is still relevant today. She shared the outline of her speech with us in this blog post. Read it and let us know what you think in the comments section.
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The four keys to attracting and retaining top talent

Businesses are in competition for everything from product to customers and especially talent. The Business Blog's newest writer, Dane County United Way president and CEO, Leslie Ann Howard shares four tips for attracting and retaining top talent.
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Three emotional bank account deposits to make before Dec. 31

It's not too early to start thinking about your business in the New Year. Award winning business journalist Jody Glynn Patrick offers her advice about "emotional investments" you can make in 2013 that will help you come January.
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Support the community that supports you

You don't have to do a lot to give back to your community. Blogger Barclay Pollak tells you why giving back is important and offers a few examples to help get you in the spirit.
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Four tips for emailing elected officials

Have you ever sent an email to an elected official and never heard anything back? Here are four suggestions to increase the odds of getting a response.
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