The Wall Street Journal: France to investigate Google, Facebook's online ad dominance

France's competition authority on Monday opened an inquiry into possible antitrust issues in the online-advertising market, saying it will examine the market power of Facebook Inc. and Google.

How To Make A Great Marketing Video For Your Company In Minutes

According to a recent survey from Flimp Media and ReelSEO, the two biggest challenges that keep businesses from using video are time and money.

Founders of Sakara Life Talk 'Making Your Mess Your Mission'

At first glance, it's hard to believe Danielle DuBoise and Whitney Tingle ever 'bootstrapped it.' The airy Sakara Life HQ is monochromatic glossy-white, accented by colorful Sakara products--watermelon jerky, 'beauty water,' a stack of lunchtime salads not yet claimed.

YourForce: Working With Talented People

Editorial Director Rick Bell explains how he works with some talented people.

Innovation Is Not Enough. Consider an Alternative Disruption Path.

While most startups are looking to disrupt an established big business or even an entire industry, Michael Docherty's book Collective Disruption provides a surprising and viable alternative.

LLC Distributions Arising From The Debtor's Labors Subject To 25% Earnings Exemption In Alexander

Robert F. Alexander was sentenced by the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona in 2006 to a 96-month sentence for running what is known as a high-yield interest program, a form of Ponzi scheme whereby Alexander promised his suckers a rate of return as high as 37%.

Netflix Encourages Hiring Managers to Be Recruiters

Netflix's hiring process is just as innovative as its famously intense “freedom and responsibility” culture-one without performance reviews, expense approvals or many guidelines at all.