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By Joan Voight |
Filed In:
Selling a Business
and
Getting Started
Many entrepreneurs choose to stick around even after they sell their companies. And at least some of them wish they hadn't.
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By David Worrell |
Filed In:
Business Planning
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Finance
Before writing a business plan from scratch, consider one of these alternatives. The right approach can make your experience easier and your plan stronger.
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By Hanna Hasl-Kelchner |
Filed In:
Legal
and
Finance
Every startup must deal with a series of important legal questions -- whether they know it or not.
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By Emily Esterson |
Filed In:
Hiring & Firing
and
Staffing & HR
With health insurance costs rising for small businesses, many worry about hiring employees with potential health risks. Make sure you understand the laws.
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By Nancy Germond |
Filed In:
Insurance & Risk Management
and
Finance
Don't focus on whether an employee is really disabled in the eyes of the law. Instead, focus on how best to accommodate the employee's disability.
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By Joshua Kurlantzick |
Filed In:
Starting a Business
and
Getting Started
Believe it or not, sometimes big businesses really do help out small businesses. Just be careful not to get too dependent on them.
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By Rebecca Mazin |
Filed In:
Staffing & HR
When a small business hires its first employee, it's also usually time to start putting up those government-issue posters -- lots of them.
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By Manny Davis |
Filed In:
Taxes
and
Finance
To maximize your business tax deductions, while at the same time ensuring that the depreciation you claim is legal, here are some things to consider.
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By Marco Carbajo |
Filed In:
Financing & Credit
and
Finance
Looking for ways for your business to save money and improve efficiency? Here are 10 ways to adapt to tough economic times without sacrificing your competitive edge.
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By John Foley |
Filed In:
Franchising
Successful resturants change with the times. If they don't, they won't stay successful for very long.
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By David Worrell |
Filed In:
Financing & Credit
and
Finance
A reputable fundraising intermediary will likely speed up the process, reduce your risk, and get you a better deal -- leaving you free to run your business.
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Filed In:
Home-Based Businesses
and
Company Structures & Ownership
Before investing your time and your hard-earned money working out of your own home for a company, any company, do some sleuth work to make sure that the opportunity is a good one.
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By Tim Devaney and Tom Stein |
Filed In:
Financing & Credit
and
Finance
Pick a card -- and do it quick. The attractive credit card offers available now will soon come to an end.
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Security
and
Technology
Robbers can now knock off your bank account without ever leaving home. Here's how to keep your small business from becoming a victim.
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By Sara Wilson |
Filed In:
SOHO & Home Businesses
Running a business from home requires discipline, organization, and a special mind-set. Here, business owners who've mastered it share their secrets.
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By David Worrell |
Filed In:
Sales
and
Sales & Marketing
Not all customers are created equal. It's important to understand the profitability of each customer segment and adjust your operations accordingly.
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By David Worrell |
Filed In:
Accounting & Budgeting
and
Finance
Finance, not accounting, will help you grow your business. Here are six accounting rules you should break to see into the future of your company.
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By Miranda Marquit |
Filed In:
Personal Finance
and
Finance
When you travel, you need to plan ahead. If you don't, you end up making stupid money decisions -- like I did on my recent trip to Chicago.
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Navigating the tax code may seem tricky, but with a little savvy planning, you can save a bundle. Follow these 10 tips to keep more of your hard-earned cash.
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By Tim Devaney and Tom Stein |
Filed In:
Internet, E-commerce & Social Media
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Technology
The search giant’s market share continues to slip. What's more, anecdotal evidence shows Bing users are better engaged -- and more likely to buy stuff.
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