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Small business help in surviving a global recession involves taking a close look at marketing, customer service, diversification, technology and tenacity to survive.

Solar power is surviving the recession according to Ed Knaggs, VP of Home Energy Solutions, the largest Canadian distributor of solar.

Students who have recently graduated have had a shock with the economy. Companies are not hiring and lack of student loans is making graduate school even more difficult.

Everyday the news gets worse with constant reports of the adverse effects of this recession. This list of fundraising ideas for nonprofits can be implemented now.

Obama has laid out an economic program that may deepen the recession now in progress. Will he repeat the mistakes of the Carter administration?

It is the worst economic recession for decades, and students will be badly affected by the Global Credit Crisis, too.

A recent article suggests that the recession isn't necessarily all bad. For some, it has meant changes in attitudes about money, and better quality of life.

The secret to saving money, cutting expenses, and getting out of debt is learning to recognize the difference between one's "needs" and "wants."

Discover how to save or stretch every dollar. Eliminate wasteful spending at home and learn how to survive a personal financial crisis.

Companies will rely on hiring freezes and budget cuts instead of lay-offs to get through the recession, a new survey found. Job growth remains flat, another survey said.

When times are tough, many business owners react by cutting their PR budget. Find out why this is a bad move and how PR can help your business survive a downturn

This two part series discusses the early warning signs that might indicate a potential job layoff and how the employee can develop an exit plan that is in their favor.

In a recession, the economy shrinks. Many people lose jobs, investments, and hope. How can the average person beat a recession? Simple: Find ways to make money.

To thrive and survive during this recession, companies must trade their tried and true practices for a few new, nonconventional strategies.