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This Oklahoma Town Will Give You $10,000 to Buy a House If You Move There to Work Remote
A recruitment effort within the state's second-largest city wants to entice more remote workers to settle there. It'll even throw in an Airbnb credit so you can try before you buy.
How to Move Your Employees in a Way that Shows You Care
'Star Trek' introduced us to the concept of teleportation. But that's not an option when your company faces the stress of moving its location and workers.
The 15 Best-Run Cities in America
We'll help you decide where to go, but you have to pack the boxes.
Arianna Huffington Knows When to Fold 'Em and Move On
There will always come a time when it's time to leave. Even when it is your 'baby.'
As Britain Turns Inward, One Company Isn't Waiting Around
'We cannot wait for two years to see what will come out of this,' managing director of Encocam said.
Relocating Your Company? Don't Make These 10 Moving Mistakes.
Learn from my own moving pitfalls.
Moving to a New Office? 7 Questions You Need to Ask About Tech.
Although amenities, location, comfort level and pricing are important things to consider when looking for new office space, tech infrastructure is most important.
5 Core Lessons for Expanding Your Growing Company
While rapid growth is a great problem for an entrepreneur to have, your cramped quarters don't do much for your team dynamic or company culture.
Franchise Players: How I Turned Military Lessons Into Business Success
Andrew Wilson hasn't let the fact that he's spent five of the last 10 years deployed slow him down as a franchisee.
4 Startup Founders Under 30 to Keep an Eye On
They're young and already changing the status quo. Discover and follow these four young entrepreneurs as they rise up.
When Does it Make Sense to Use a Broker to Find Office Space?
Although there are situations when you should go it alone, the service of realtor has many benefits.
Franchise Players: A 'College Hunk' Franchisee on Dealing With Red Tape
Operating 'College Hunks' franchises across four states, Stephen Bienko has dealt with plenty of state regulations and red tape.