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Beware of 'Buy a Business' Coaching Scams
Just because someone says they can make you rich by helping you buy the business of your dreams doesn’t mean they actually have the expertise to do that.
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The Attention Economy: To Reach Consumers, Keep Things Short And Sweet
As companies compete for consumers' attention, they should take note of these changes to stay ahead of competitors.
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Limited Liability Companies (LLCs): How Assets Are Protected
An LLC can prevent problems with assets within the LLC from affecting assets outside the LLC, but there are limits to asset protection.
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Succession Musts: Thoughtful Planning and Frank Discussions
When it comes to passing on the family business, you don't want anyone to be surprised about who will control or inherit the business after the owner's death.
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Electing to Be an S Corporation: Benefits You Need to Know
Entrepreneurs who meet the requirements and choose to be an S corporation could see lower taxes and experience several other advantages.
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How to Spot a Contractor Who's Not Playing by the Rules
Being a general contractor is not a game, yet some misrepresent what they're licensed to do. Here's a cautionary tale, plus some signs to watch for that something's off.
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You Can Get an Ozempic Prescription at Costco — But There's a Catch
A partnership between Sesame and Costco for a weight-loss program through which members could get prescriptions to drugs like Ozempic was ended, but existing members are grandfathered in.
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Meta and Microsoft Highlight Big Questions for AR’s Future
The Letter As Meta shows off a flashy AR prototype, Microsoft quietly stops supporting its own AR headset. The two companies highlight the promise and peril of AR.
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FTC Cracks Down: Fake Reviews Officially a No-No
Companies can no longer buy and post online reviews that aren't by actual customers — and there's a hefty fine involved. Here's what to watch for.
