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In the case of a buyer considering taking over a business, the due diligence process is usually focused on making sure that the business is exactly what the seller promises.
As the economy rebounds, more and more businesses are going to start seeing profits. When you're in that position, how can you best put that money to good use?
Wellness programs, employee assistance programs (EAPs), and more hold promise for boosting employee well-being and company profits.
Even if you think you have been ruthless about hunting down “leaks” in your budget during the downturn, you may be surprised to find that your company still has some.
In the economy of "The New Normal" what are the threats, and how do they become an opportunity for your business?
Most entrepreneurs and business owners do not engage in tax planning in a meaningful and high-impact way. Here are 4 tips to help.
Passive income is maximizing your income with a minimal amount of effort by yourself or your employees. Here are five ways passive income can be incorporated into your business.
Subscription software offers some cost-saving opportunities for the typical small business, not to mention convenient access to the tools you and your business need.
We'll look at how to protect your identity and electronic data while traveling, so you — and your business — return home safely every time.
Most of these recession-proof ideas don't require a lot of capital, and can be run from a home office.
Family businesses are a staple of our economy, so they're with us to stay. Here are some critical, and in some cases fatal, errors that a family business can make.
Neil Lindsay, chief marketing officer for Sprint Prepaid Group, shares his approach to brand positioning, messaging, and go-to-market strategies.
Sorting through the costs of 401(k) plans can be time consuming, but counting the expenses step by step can be helpful in deciding what type of plan to offer.
Under the health care reform, policies will have to provide certain types of coverage and meet other standards that will substantially raise costs unless they are grandfathered.
First quarter 2010 numbers are in, and Venture Capital investment in both dollars and deals were down. The good news, if you can call it that, is that it's better than Q1 2009.
Ever wonder how companies like Google, Lego and IKEA found their names? Were they complete accidents or results of savvy marketing? The answer may surprise you.
Not all legal fees are immediately tax deductible. The tax treatment of legal fees usually depends on what you incur them for.
Economic, environmental, and continuity of operations demands suggest that telecommuting is more than an HR perk.
Don't get sucked into a price war. Instead, change the way your customers view your products.
An interesting look at America's favorite business leaders and why they have such great standing with their employees.
