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How to Claim the 'Founder' Title After 55
Older founders are three times more likely to succeed than 30-year-olds. Here's how to leverage your expertise while navigating the "Medicare gap" and self-employment taxes.
By Jacob Schroeder
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Build Relationships, Build Your Brand, Build Your Business
These proven strategies foster loyalty, trust and advocacy while boosting retention, referrals and your brand's impact.
By David Franzke
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Setting Up a Business Abroad? 6 Mistakes to Avoid
Expat entrepreneurs can be caught out by cross-border rules on everything from taxes to estate planning. U.S. financial advisers based locally can help.
By Ann Marie Regal
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5 Things to Know about the Pentagon-Anthropic Feud
The Kiplinger Letter Expect higher prices for smartphones and PCs as sellers grapple with a severe global memory shortage.
By John Miley
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Employee Misuse of AI Can Expose Your Business to Lawsuits
Companies can face substantial damages if employees expose sensitive data to AI tools, rely on biased AI outputs and more, making robust policies essential.
By Jeffrey M. Verdon, Esq.
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AI Race for Memory Chips Drives High Prices for Tech
The Kiplinger Letter Expect higher prices for smartphones and PCs as sellers grapple with a severe global memory shortage.
By John Miley
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Kiplinger Inflation Outlook: Inflation Picking Up, Even if War Is Short
Economic Forecasts February’s inflation report is likely to be the lowest for the year, even excluding energy prices.
By David Payne
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Winning an Exit: What Small Businesses Can Learn from Meta
How can business owners exit their company with a proper valuation and no regrets? Meta's billion-dollar acquisition of a small AI firm provides a clue.
By Kempten Schwab
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Kiplinger Retail Outlook: Underlying Consumer Spending Is Still OK
Economic Forecasts Sales were flat in both December and January, though widespread January storms likely hindered spending.
By David Payne
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