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By Sam Thacker |
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US Federal Government
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Government Bodies & Offices
According to a study performed by the SBA, the U.S. government significantly increased the amount of purchasing it made with small business owners in 2009 across 5 classes of small business.
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By Sam Thacker |
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Purchasing & Procurement
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Operations
Before you sell to a megacustomer, you need to understand what you're doing.
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By Don Sadler |
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Lease Agreements
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Contracts Law
As a business owner, you need to know the difference between a capital lease and an operating lease.
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By Sam Thacker |
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US Republican Party
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US Political Parties
Among the most onerous provisions of the recent health care legislation is a provision to require businesses to issue 1099s any business they spend over $600 with. The provision has nothing to do...
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By Sam Thacker |
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Small Business Assistance
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Government Support of Business
Most SBA lenders are putting off borrowers until Congress decides to act.
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By Sam Thacker |
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Self Regulating Organizations
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Business Ethics & Corporate Citizenship
Across the nation there are possibly millions of workers who have taken jobs they were overqualified for in order to partially close the gap between full unemployment and no employment. There are multiple...
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By Sam Thacker |
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Museums & Galleries
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Museums, Parks, Gardens & Historical Sites
While many wealthy consumers are shying away from luxury items to buy, Museum quality fine art galleries can’t keep their inventories in stock. Lisa Russell of Russell Collection Fine Art tells her story.
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By Sam Thacker |
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Interim Financial Results
and
Financial Results
Historically many lenders haven't enforced this rule. Until now.
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Commercial Mortgages
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Mortgage Loans
Forty-four U.S. regional banks (assets greater than $1 billion) are at significant risk because of exposure to delinquent or non-performing commercial real estate while the top 53 banks in the country also face...
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By Sam Thacker |
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Layoffs
and
Layoffs & Dismissals
During the last several months large health insurers have been quietly laying off workers all over the country while outsourcing their jobs overseas and raising insurance premiums. Something is wrong with this picture.
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By Sam Thacker |
Filed In:
Risk Management
and
Management
The National Association of Credit Management is an often overlooked resource for customer business credit information. The non-profit organization is made up of small and mid-market business credit managers and is a great...
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By Sam Thacker |
Filed In:
Employment Rate
and
Demographic Trends
I believe it is a forgone conclusion that the U.S. economy is headed toward the second half of a ‘double-dip recession. The only questions are how deep the second half will be, how...
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By Marco Carbajo |
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Consumer Credit Reporting
and
Consumer Law
Getting ready to apply for funding? Learn the 7 Deal Makers or Deal Breakers before you sign on the dotted line.
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By Sam Thacker |
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US Federal Government
and
Government Bodies & Offices
It's a pervasive myth that the accounts receivable can't be financed.
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By Sam Thacker |
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Management Buyouts
and
Buyins & Buyouts
Mezzanine debt lenders fit in between bank lending and venture capital.
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By Robert Guild |
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Internet Social Networking
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Software Services & Applications
Time is one of the most precious resources we have and we don’t want to waste it searching through unending reports to identify the issues that require our attention. We waste time and...
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Airlines
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Air Transportation
The most important three skills a business must have are: 1) The ability to manage people, 2) The ability to manage money, and 3) The ability to sell.High performing companies are strong in...
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By Robert Guild |
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Customer Service
and
Customer Relations
Time is one of the most precious resources we have and we don’t want to waste it searching through unending reports to identify the issues that require our attention. We waste time and...
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By Sam Thacker |
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Trucking
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Road Transportation & Trucking
There are a few leading indicators that bankers use to estimate a growing and shrinking economy. Transportation is one of them. When activity at trucking companies and rail roads picks up, it means...
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By Tom Klausen |
Filed In:
Accounts Receivable
and
Billing & Receivables
You need to know before you decide for your business.
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