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Own a Business? Beware of False Friends
These words don’t mean what you might think they mean in another language. Some brands have learned that lesson the hard way.
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Why Your Business Shouldn’t Be Your Only Retirement Plan
You can’t depend on selling your company for big bucks to fund your dream retirement. Instead, consider these three smart saving, investing and succession tips.
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Ethical Implications of AI in Accounting
Even though AI presents multiple benefits in accounting and has been widely adopted, there are various ethical implications attached to its use.
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Philips CPAP Settlement: What to Know
Philips agreed to a $1.1 billion settlement over CPAP and ventilator machines. Users can sign up to be part of the payout if they haven't already joined in the lawsuit.
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Yes, JetBlue Has Transatlantic Flights — and They're Often a Good Deal
JetBlue is now operating a handful of flight itineraries from the East Coast to Europe, at relatively affordable prices.
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‘I Don’t Have to Show You Any Stinking Badges’
Companies whose employees or contractors access your property should provide them with proper ID for everyone's protection. Yet some still don't.
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Seven Essential Steps to Valuing a Company: Insights from the Hospitality Industry
Valuing a company comprehensively involves a detailed, step-by-step approach that encompasses both quantitative analysis and qualitative insights.
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Seven Essentials When Preparing to Sell Your Business
Before you put your business up for sale, make sure these seven ducks are in a row to help with a smooth process and transition.
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No Noncompete Clauses? What Does That Look Like?
Businesses are challenging the FTC’s recent ban on noncompete clauses, but would a world without noncompetes really be so bad for business?
