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What to Do When an Unhappy Customer Threatens to Ruin Your Rep
Some customers go too far when they feel they haven’t been treated well, demanding unreasonable make-goods and even resorting to extortion. An attorney offers some advice.
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Safe Harbor 401(k)s Can Help Small-Business Owners Keep Happy Employees
Immediate vesting and contributions by the employer regardless of the employee’s participation pump up workers. Employers get lower costs and tax benefits.
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More Workers are Becoming Entrepreneurs
A recession could accelerate the pandemic trend of employees becoming entrepreneurs.
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Kiplinger Presents: Taking the First Steps to Achieve Your Business and Financial Potential
A conversation with serial entrepreneur and visionary Ben Lytle
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Selling Your Family Business? 14 Things Small-Business Buyers Will Want to See
Having all the relevant information ready to go before you have a prospective buyer will help make the process so much easier.
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How Business Owners Should Invest Differently
Often, business owners get too comfortable with their unique and more concentrated risks, but they especially need a diversified portfolio that can temper vulnerabilities.
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What is the Metaverse?
Users and big name businesses alike are jumping feet first into virtual worlds.
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Advice for Chiropractors Who Take Personal Injury Patients: Getting Paid
If getting paid is a problem, three attorneys have some advice based on both life and work experience.
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Entrepreneurs: Avoid These Six Costly Blunders When Starting a Business
Don't be among the 20% that fail in their first year.
