Business Formation
There's more than one way to set up a business officially. Learn the differences between business types so you can pick the one that's right for you.
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How Much Money Does It Really Take to Start a Business?
Think you need hundreds of thousands of dollars to start a business? You may be surprised at how little you may need to get up and running—some experts say as little as $100.
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Starting a Business During a Recession: Businesses to Avoid
Starting a new business during a recession can be a risky endeavor. Understanding which industries fare the worst in a downturn can help increase your new business' chance of success.
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How to Open Your Online Store in Six Simple Steps
These steps will help you set yourself up for success before your site goes live.
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How to Write a Nonprofit Business Plan
While a nonprofit business plan is similar to that of a for-profit company, it has a few important differences, including the need for a fundraising section.
· 3 min read
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Learning How to Be an Entrepreneur
Want to start a business? Most Americans think they'd make great entrepreneurs. But success requires certain skills. Learn what you need to become a business owner.
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5 Things to Remember When Starting Your Business
Here are essential, easy-to-understand aspects you must include in your planning.
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Older Entrepreneurs: It’s Never Too Late to Dream
Experience matters, and older entrepreneurs have proven why with recent trends showing their businesses were booming. With the right financial foundation, it is never too late to reinvent yourself—whatever your chronological age. All it takes is the wherewithal to make the leap.
· 4 min read
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When Is the Best Time to Start a Business?
If starting a business is on your to-do list, use this five-step checklist to help decide when the time is right for you to launch your venture.
· 3 min read
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How to Write a Restaurant Business Plan
Your plan should include a clear path to your goals and enough information to interest investors.
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How One Man Used a Pun as a Springboard for a Successful Business
Who says business needs to be serious? For one entrepreneur and his family, business is all about fun and games.
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