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A well-run vendor-managed inventory (VMI) program could allow your business to speed up its cash flow by more closely matching your cash outlay for inventory with your cash infl
If your company doesn’t have a large budget for professional development, or if you want to explore less expensive options, here are some free or low-cost sources of training.
Business owners need to secure online banking and data stringently. Secure your workplace by putting these 8 protocols in place for you and your employees.
You can't spend the money that your clients promise you until you actually receive payment, but that doesn't mean that accounts receivable can't be a source of cash in the short
A typical merchant will probably say that it costs around 2% to accept credit cards. But the discount rate they're thinking of isn't the only cost. If you're running a business,
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Football season is upon us, which means it's time to build your fantasy team(s). Did you know they can teach you a thing or two about personal finance?
Setting up global sourcing processes can be a herculean task, even for major corporations with deep working-capital and knowledge-base pockets. Here is what you need to know.
The Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 created new opportunities for businesses to save on their taxes in 2010 and beyond. Here are some actions that can prove beneficial to you.
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Stuck in a dull, underpaying, dead end job? Break free and join one out of four Americans who have found the satisfying careers of their dreams!
Shareholder’s Agreement: What It Is and Why You Need to Review Your Own
A Shareholder’s Agreement is designed to help you and your business navigate life’s tricky twists and turns. Here are 10 common clauses to look for in your Shareholder's Agreeme
How to Use Vendor-Managed Inventory Programs
A well-run vendor-managed inventory (VMI) program could allow your business to speed up its cash flow by more closely matching your cash outlay for inventory with your cash infl
11 Sources of Free or Low-Cost Training
If your company doesn’t have a large budget for professional development, or if you want to explore less expensive options, here are some free or low-cost sources of training.
The Advocate's Approach Versus The Creative Approach: Negotiation Techniques For Creative Solutions
If you start with the goal of a mutually beneficial solution in mind, it is possible for a negotiation to end with both parties happy.
8 Ways to Shield Your Business from Hackers
Business owners need to secure online banking and data stringently. Secure your workplace by putting these 8 protocols in place for you and your employees.
Accounts Receivable: An Unlikely Source of Cash
You can't spend the money that your clients promise you until you actually receive payment, but that doesn't mean that accounts receivable can't be a source of cash in the short
Merchant Credit Card Processing Costs: The Whole Story
A typical merchant will probably say that it costs around 2% to accept credit cards. But the discount rate they're thinking of isn't the only cost. If you're running a business,
Best Money Tips: Shrink Your Bill When Eating Out
Today we found some great articles on ways to shrink your bill when eating out, how to become a world class negotiator, and lessons to learn from American Idol.
Financing an Expansion
There are a number of sources of capital for most business owners who need help financing an expansion. It's just a matter of finding the right fit for your company.
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Everyone touts the work life benefits and savings of telework for employees, but why should business owners want their people working at home?
What Fantasy Football Teaches Us About Personal Finance
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Global Sourcing Basics
Setting up global sourcing processes can be a herculean task, even for major corporations with deep working-capital and knowledge-base pockets. Here is what you need to know.
Managing Employees Who Irritate Others
Even the most sophisticated and well-meaning people can bring quirky behaviors to the workplace.
What’s Tax Deductible for Your Next Business Trip?
The IRS have set out some pretty specific guidelines as to what's tax deductible for your next business trip.
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Giving your employees a little autonomy at work can have beneficial results for your business and keep employees' morale up.
New Tax Breaks for the Swift
The Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 created new opportunities for businesses to save on their taxes in 2010 and beyond. Here are some actions that can prove beneficial to you.
5 Ways Environment Can Impact Health Insurance Costs
No matter what type of business you run, there may be opportunities to improve the work environment — the decrease the cost of health insurance.