How to Sell Your Startup Business byAmy Bernstein, Thursday, November 10, 2011 John Warrillow offers advice on how to make sure that your startup business sells for a good price Read More
A New Definition of Entrepreneurship byJeremy Koch, Monday, October 31, 2011 A new definition of entrepreneurship and 10 principles for entrepreneurial success Read More
Looking for New Business Ideas? Â Try This Approach byWhat`s Next, Wednesday, October 26, 2011 Successful entrepreneur Noah Kagan provides a series of insightful tips for identifying potential new business ideas Read More
A Year Gone By: Surviving Grad School byGina Plaitakis, Sunday, January 23, 2011 Gina Plaitakis is in graduate school to get a certificate for becoming an art teacher. After 18 months of juggling school and homework and motherhood, she’s finding a groove. Read More
From High Finance to Fagioli byKerry Hannon, Monday, May 10, 2010 Tim Sheerer quit his highly Wall Street job to start his own restaurant. It’s a career change he has never regretted. Read More
6 Things Retirement Calculators Get Wrong byJeremy Koch, Friday, April 23, 2010 An overview of the problems with many online retirement calculators -- and how you can compensate for the shortcomings. Read More
Emerging Second Career Opportunities in Education byJeremy Koch, Tuesday, March 30, 2010 Experts project growing opportunties for midlife career change to teaching in the next decade. Mass Retirement of Teachers Anticipated. Read More
What Your Really Need In Retirement -- Friends byJeremy Koch, Thursday, March 4, 2010 Sylvia Bereskin writes about her first year of life in retirement. Read More
Older Entrepreneurs Target Peers byJeremy Koch, Monday, February 22, 2010 Many older business owners are finding success by targeting their own age group. Feeling that no one else understand their particular needs, an increasing number of retired or semi-retired entrepreneurs are developing businesses that relate specifically to the needs of older Americans. Read More
10 Ways Baby Boomers Will Reinvent Retirement byJeremy Koch, Monday, February 22, 2010 Baby boomers have redefined every life stage they have passed through, and retirement will be no different. Baby boomers have redefined every life stage they have passed through, and retirement will be no different. Read More
The Happiest States byMark Gleason, Friday, December 18, 2009 Novel research shows that sunshine, open space—and fewer people—are what appeal to people in the happiest states. Read More
Laid Off? That May Be Better Than the Alternative byMark Gleason, Friday, December 18, 2009 Research at Boeing finds the corporate survivors in more miserable shape than those who were laid off. Read More
Average Unemployment at 29 Weeks and Rising byMark Gleason, Friday, December 18, 2009 Although the rate of new job losses has slowed nationally, prolonged unemployment is becoming a deep-seated problem, as millions are struggling to find re-entry jobs. Read More
Best Careers for Women Over 40 byMark Gleason, Friday, December 18, 2009 These jobs combine above-average pay, prospects, control and flexibility—the attributes women over 40 say they want most in a career. Read More
The 10 Most Important Success Factors for 50+ Entrepreneurs byJeff Williams, Saturday, November 7, 2009 Feeling the urge to start your own business? Entrepreneurship expert Jeff Williams lists 10 success factors 50+ entrepreneurs should consider before jumping in. Read More
Owning a Small Business: From Fortune 500 to the Fish Market byWhat's Next, Friday, May 1, 2009 Buying a fish market meant a loss of status and income for John Harvey, but owning a small business also brought him freedom and a fuller life. Read More
Buying a Business: A Banker Buys a Zoo bySusan Crandell, Friday, April 10, 2009 Read Buying a Business: Former Banker Buys a Zoo at Careers 2.0: Profiles in Career Change on What’s Next Read More
Independent Women: Friends and Former Freelancers Open a Bookstore byElizabeth Fishel, Tuesday, April 7, 2009 Read “Independent Women: Friends and Former Freelancers Open a Bookstore” at Careers 2.0: Profiles in Career Change on What’s Next. Read More
From Mergers to Mantras: Opening a Yoga Studio byWhat's Next, Wednesday, March 4, 2009 Nobody likes losing a job. But for those willing to reimagine, as David Kelman did in opening a yoga studio, the experience can be an opportunity to create a more balanced and fulfilling life. Read More