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Who Keeps The Business: The Impact of Divorce on Your Business

No one ever plans on getting divorced, but it always happens. In fact, according to the 2016 American Community Survey, nearly two million marriages ended in divorce that year. That’s a decent chunk of all marriages in the United States. The cost of divorce is relatively huge. The average price is around $12,000. That’s about

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Protecting Your Company’s Public Image: Best Practices

Many companies face the reality of legal action at some point. According to statistics, 36% and 53% of small firms get involved in at least one lawsuit during any given year. Whether an employee is filing a lawsuit or a customer is taking issue with your product, these cases are often costly and time-consuming. But they can

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What Entrepreneurs Usually Sacrifice to Focus on Business?

Being an entrepreneur means dedicating your time and energy to your business. Anyone who enters the entrepreneurial path halfheartedly will find it challenging to succeed in any industry. If you plan to run a business, you must stay committed until you reach success and remain focused on improving. Unfortunately, it means making sacrifices. Sacrifices often

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Five Reasons Why Your Business Should Care For the Local Community

Small businesses are the backbone of the local economy. They account for almost two-thirds of all jobs in the United States. And even though big businesses get a lot of attention, small businesses are the real engines of job growth. They create more than half of all new jobs in this country. But small businesses

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