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The online social network Twitter began as a way for friends to stay in touch, but has quickly moved into the business mainstream. If you ever wondered if Twitter is a valuable marketing tool -- or a waste of valuable time -- here are some examples of businesses that have leveraged the power of the service. Also included are tips on how you can use the service to help promote your organization.
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When a partner at your law firm retires, he or she might be able to receive substantial payments from the partnership or LLC without incurring the self-employment tax that is generally due. However, there's a catch. To avoid this tax, the retirement plan must be properly structured. Read the "Full Article" to find out how.
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When is lunch? Employers decide when staff members take breaks to eat, right? Not always. If your employees are diabetics who are covered under the Americans with Disabilities Act, you might be required to accommodate their particular eating patterns. In one case, a diabetic sued her employer after she was denied permission to eat at her desk. Find out the details of the case and what is required by reading the "Full Article."
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If your company's Web site attracts kids under the age of 13, U.S. law requires you to follow a rigid privacy policy when it comes to collecting personal data about the young surfers. Here's an explanation of the rules.
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