Finance Archives - Executive Street
Loyalty is dead.
That used to be a question in the workplace. Now, it’s a statement and almost no one argues it.
Only retiring IBM Read More
Let’s face it, the goal of many business owners is to build a company which can ultimately be sold for a large profit. While this Read More
As middle market mergers and acquisitions heat up this year, the value of your company could be viewed more specifically if you are near the Read More
Different personalities go into business for themselves for a number of reasons. Some business owners balk at the idea of working for someone else, while Read More
With the downturn in the economy, many small business owners are looking to sell their companies. While this offers a great opportunity for those looking Read More
Many companies who are looking to sell their company are constantly looking for small business valuation ideas. Let’s face it, selling a company can Read More
Your first New Year’s present has arrived.
It’s a gift from our kids; a generation feverishly bent on serious change. And this Read More
Here it comes… the last weeks before year end 2012, and what a year. From a financial point of view, it’s the most active time Read More
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Peter DeGregori from Vertical Advisors is a CPA/accountant. He specializes in working with privately held business owners on accounting, taxation, and business strategy.
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Much has been made of the “fiscal cliff” that is looming at the end of 2012. The “fiscal cliff” refers to the numerous expiring tax Read More
In a recent Wall Street Journal article, there was a WSJ/Vistage Small Business CEO Survey that illustrated the confusion many CEO’s have regarding the Read More
2008 was both extremely difficult and exhilarating. After more than 30 years, and tens of thousands of salespeople trained in both my Solution Selling and Read More
Why do so many Americans think it’s their responsibility to pay for their child’s college education? When are people going to stop thinking in a Read More
Every year, the U.S. federal government spends billions of dollars on commercial products (e.g., office supplies, building materials, computers, furniture, etc.) and professional and technical Read More
[EDITOR'S NOTE: This post, co-authored by Ken Wechsler and Alexander Cwirko-Godycki of Radford, an Aon Hewitt Company (www.radford.com), is the first in a Read More
Secure Your Family’s Future by Getting Financially Organized…Before It’s Too Late
It’s never easy to think about your own death.
But if you’re smart and Read More
It’s that time of year again. As 2011 winds down, financial experts are hard at work trying to predict what 2012 will hold in store Read More
Is there such a thing a “good” debt? Absolutely. What most people don’t understand, even those with a lot of financial knowledge, is that a Read More
Even though popular financial experts push the importance of investing as a means to create wealth, most do very little to teach people what it Read More
I’ve been involved with starting and running businesses for more than 25 years, including launching and growing my business, Student Painters, to more than 3,000 Read More
“Own nothing, but control everything,” said John D. Rockefeller, the 20th century’s wealthiest American and widely considered the world’s richest man.
Because he was so Read More
Recently the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) surprised many Americans by announcing the end of the U.S. recession. By definition this occurred when the Read More
Guest Syndicated Post by John Mauldin (Read orginal entry: investorinsight.com)
This week I spoke to a small group of businessmen/entrepreneurs about the current economic Read More
Guest Post By: Ned Minor
Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) activity for small to mid-size businesses tend to track with the economy. In the best economic Read More
In the busines landscape today there are too many hurdles to doing what you want to do. One of the biggest hurdles is finding cash, Read More
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