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The power of brainstorming with adjectives
How dull would our world be without adjectives? You know, those handy words or terms we use, as Webster says, to “modify a noun.” Indeed, without the descriptive power of an adjective, a noun is nothing more than a bland commodity – like broccoli without hollandaise. If I offered you a soybean, you would probably be
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The power of brainstorming with adjectives
How dull would our world be without adjectives? You know, those handy words or terms we use, as Webster says, to “modify a noun.” Indeed, without the descriptive power of an adjective, a noun is nothing more than a bland commodity – like broccoli without hollandaise. If I offered you a soybean, you would probably be
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Tips on Taking Over a Family Business
Taking over a family business combines two of the most important parts of our lives — family and work — in a potentially volatile process that can affect relationships and keep the transition from being as smooth as it could be. We asked Anna Sergunina , a financial advisor who works with small businesses and who’s
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How Seasonal Businesses Can Manage Up-and-Down Cash Flow
Some businesses see steady sales throughout the year, while others see their revenue concentrated into seasonal segments — think tax preparation offices or ski lodges. These businesses have particular challenges when it comes to managing cash flow , since expenses have to be paid throughout the year, even when
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Unlike US Consumers, China’s Consumer Plan More Spending
Unlike US Consumers, China’s Consumer Plan More Spending Most Chinese consumers will continue to spend in Y 2016 despite slowing economic growth and market volatility, according to research by Boston Consulting Group (BCG). About 75% of Chinese consumers plan to maintain or increase their spending this year, down from 81% in Y 2015, according to […]
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How Startups Can Control Spending in Their First Year
The booming tech economy has produced a wave of smart, ambitious entrepreneurs intent on creating fast-growing companies that can disrupt existing markets or even create new ones. As with any new business, though, solid, common-sense business principl…
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10 reasons to never be too cool for Old School
You may think you’re too cool for “Old School,” but there’s one thing it produced that you can’t be successful without: the fundamentals. Here are ten essential operating fundamentals that are timelessly, beautifully, definitively, non-negotiably, Old School. Financial statements: Become an expert at understanding
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Research, Anticipate and Plan: How to Ace Your Job Interview
Your application was filed, you got the all-important call-back and the interview is scheduled. Now what do you do? The job application process is different from the job interview process, and so are the preparations. The ValuePenguin Careers team has compiled a three-phase plan for you to get ready the next time
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How Small Businesses Can Control Costs in the Early Stages
Owning a small business is an all-out battle to find the right balance between generating revenue and limiting costs. That’s especially true in a business’s first year, when finding a sustainable customer base requires investment. We asked Rita Cheng , a financial advisor who works with small businesses, about ways
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Tax-Reduction Tips for Small Businesses
Small businesses face many challenges, especially in the early days, including developing a product or service, targeting it to the right market, hiring the right employees and keeping expenses under control. Meanwhile, taking the right approach to taxes is a crucial factor that sometimes is overlooked. We asked
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