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Many retailers have filed for bankruptcy and liquidated their stores over the past couple of years. If you are holding an empty property, there are creative ways to fill the space and create some goodwill in the community at the same time.
If sales in your business are slow, you may be tempted to ease your credit policy - just as mortgage lenders did in recent years. But, before you decide whether to extend credit, you'll want to find out what may be behind a lack of credit history.
Are employees in your company padding their expense accounts? It could be because they're given too much control over the process. Here are some tips for tightening your policy.
It's tough for a small business to get a loan these days. Only the highest quality loan applicants are being approved by banks during the current recession. Here are some tips to help you get the loan you need.
When employees receive recognition and praise, it translates into higher production for the company, according to a 10-year study of more than 200,000 employees described in the book "The Carrot Principle." Here's what the study found.
Looking for a new physician for your practice? The rules are changing fast for what potential hires want in a position. Here are some tips.
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Homeowners who make energy efficient home improvements in 2009 or 2010 can take advantage of a 30 percent tax credit provided by the economic stimulus package passed earlier this year. Learn the three requirements to qualify for the credit.
Changing regulatory standards affect both buyers and sellers. Smart owners and management teams are prepared for changes. Following are a few examples of how changing standards may affect your business.
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