Is it risky to proceed with a small business startup in a bad economy? Actually, the risk, and your chance of failure, is lower. This article offers four reasons why.
When it comes to lending money to small businesses and startups, banks are walking a thin line between keeping companies liquid and hoarding the nation’s capital. Dozens of problems and issues are occurring every day.
The differences between big companies and small ones go far beyond revenue numbers. Understanding the differences in people, environment, money and politics is much more important.
Unlike most of its fellow members of the Fortune 500, Walmart not only plays dirty, but uses tactics that blur the line between negotiation and mafia-style shakedown.
Is there a way to measure the real-time health of a small company or business? This short survey will provide key signs of success or trouble.
