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In order to expand your business, you need to be willing to take some risks, but only after you’ve carefully considered the costs and benefits, the Small Business Computing article “How to Take Smart Business Risks” explains. Here are three …

There are things that every salon owner loves to hear: the chime of the cash register opening, the whoosh of cards swiping and gentle shuffling of cash. Even without counting, they know it’s a good day for business when this …

State legislatures nationwide are seeing this year that the professional sunbed industry’s standard of parental consent for teenagers works, and that parties promoting teenage bans are using misinformation to make their case. In New Jersey, the legislature and the governor …

Recent research suggests that increased sun exposure, independent of vitamin D, lessens the degeneration of nerves in those with Multiple Sclerosis, the Sunlight Institute reported last week.

According to Sunlight Institute Founder Marc Sorenson, it’s been known for decades that …

Each day, the business community is facing a challenge to view, understand and process multiple information inflows at the same time. As vast amounts of data continually compete for our attention, we find that something has to budge.

It is …

In successful salons across the country, the tanning industry has seen sunless revenues climb to unprecedented heights. On average, these businesses see 20-30 percent of their profits come from this service when properly implemented.

However, most indoor tanning establishments have …

There’s no need to fear setting goals and projections for your business – it’s a no-lose situation, Inc.com contributor Michael A. Olguin explains in the article “4 Reasons You Need to Set Business Goals.” Having specific marks to shoot for …

Tanning beds may be even more effective as a vitamin D producer than was previously believed. That’s the consensus of research published by Dr. Michael Holick’s group at Boston University in 2012. Holick’s group studied 15 people aged 20-53, tracking …