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Chadwick Hagan
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Chad Hagan is a serial entrepreneur and author. He is the managing partner of an Atlanta based business services group, and serves as an analyst and adviser to companies and start-ups. He frequently blogs at HuffPost, AllBusiness.com and his blog Chaganomics.
He lives in Atlanta with his wife and dog. Visit his site for news on his books and articles.

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8 Problems That Startups Are Lucky to Have

(0) Comments | Posted April 19, 2013 | 6:23 PM

Starting a business is never as simple as you think. Businesses are increasingly diverse and countless metrics and variables need to come into effect for channels to work for the long term. Entrepreneurs and startups have to be smart and they need to be open to endless solutions. In fact,...

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Who Will Win The Tablet Wars?

(0) Comments | Posted September 24, 2012 | 2:13 PM

For a while, Apple dominated the tablet market. In fact, no one even had a comparable product for Apple to compete with. Now it seems the iPad finally has a worthy opponent in the Google's
Nexus 7. The Nexus sold out online and in retail stores earlier this...

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iPhoneography -- Capturing the Digital Age

(0) Comments | Posted June 27, 2012 | 5:49 PM

If you ask an iPhone owner what type of smartphone to buy, chances are they will suggest an iPhone. And while the reasons for this ongoing love affair with what is arguably Apple's most popular product are many, one of the features that have made the iPhone incredibly popular is...

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Why 2012 Is the Year of the Independent Worker

(7) Comments | Posted February 13, 2012 | 9:51 AM

Why has 2012 been hailed as the year of the independent worker by so many publications? Are companies scaling back full-time employees in favor of project based staff? Though layoffs persist, technology is booming, and with perceptions changing worldwide, things look to be improving for independent workers and the self-employed....

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All I Need Is The Air I Breathe

(0) Comments | Posted January 29, 2011 | 11:44 AM

Mountains are climbed year round and each season climbers, both professional and amateur, clamber up the world's most remote and popular peaks for a chance to summit. Unfortunately, not all of these expeditions are as exploratory, or purpose-driven as they should be and few times do these excursions have a...

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The Art of the Bookcover

(0) Comments | Posted December 17, 2010 | 3:58 PM

Years ago a book cover caught my eye. I've always been a fan of the flippant introduction for the TV show My Three Sons and this cover resembled it. It was a drawing of three different pairs of legs, pants and shoes, all next to each other and all...

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Art of the Americans, MFA Boston

(1) Comments | Posted November 24, 2010 | 4:33 PM

The Museum of Fine Arts Boston new Art of the Americas wing opened Saturday.

The renovation has been in planning since 1999, and it was designed by the the London firm of Foster and Partners. The new 133,491 square foot expansion holds 53 galleries, all representing the...

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Everest Sherpa Still Missing From Avalance

(1) Comments | Posted October 26, 2010 | 5:10 PM

Everest Sherpa legend, Chhewang Nima is still missing and feared dead in the Himalayas. On October 23rd, the leading mountaineer was fixing ropes on Mount Baruntse for a British expedition, when an avalanche hit and caused him to fall down the north-east slope of the mountain.

A renowned mountain...

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A Forgotten Area...

(1) Comments | Posted October 25, 2010 | 11:29 AM

Nowadays its easy to become caught up in suggested places to travel. There are so many guidebooks and magazines available, that they seem to litter the universe with suggestions. Take the fact that everyone wants to go to Machu Picchu, and though they should because it's amazing, after a while...

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