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With all the doom and gloom news about the economy, there's never been a better time to make an extra paycheck online with a minimal amount of time and effort

Networks that merge online and face-to-face meetings are the wave of the future. Many well-established face-to-face networking businesses have developed their own online components, and many online networks have naturally evolved to regional groups that meet in person on a regular or sporadic basis.

The web is the great equalizer in business. Resources aside, every day, billion-dollar businesses and startups compete on an even playing field for internet exposure. To the victor go the spoils: top rankings on major search engines that can skyrocket a business鈥檚 revenue into the stratosphere.

Google Inc, the world's leading online search engine, aims at further integrating its resources in China's major community site, Tianya Club, and may set up a joint venture to run the BBS and Q&A businesses, according to an unnamed insider, sources reported.The speculation came after Google's recent...

Grabbing customers' attention is always challenging, particularly for small businesses with limited marketing and advertising budgets. Smart search engine optimization can level the playing field by allowing smaller shops to march up the search stacks on Google and Yahoo!.

Microsoft yesterday signed a memorandum of understanding with Agricultural Bank of China, the nation's third-largest lender by assets, to form a strategic cooperation in the field of electronic financial projects, sources reported.Guo Haoda, deputy governor of ABC, and Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer attended the...

By Zhao Qian As many traditional industries struggle to make it through the financial crisis, the electronic online payment service industry has been taking off and finding new ways to grow, analysts said Tuesday. "More people are shopping online to save money due to the financial downturn, so t...

Cell phones are already the most ubiquitous electronic devices in the world. And with more than 40 million Americans who are now active monthly users of the mobile internet via smartphones and mobile browsers, the cell phone is quickly becoming the most popular device for browsing the web. Throw in the fact that people are often on the go when they're looking for information about a business, and you can see why it is fast becoming a requirement that businesses are "findable" via a mobile browser.

Lisa Lillien, the online low-cal guru, says she follows her gut: ''If I wasn't Hungry Girl, then I would be the No. 1 fan.''

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