In this special report, we explore various avenues for finding sources of capital and creative ways to improve cash flow. We also discuss ways to determine how much cash is needed to accomplish business goals and what to do with it once it's acquired.
The U.S. venture-capital industry posted 474 deals in the first quarter of 2005, raising a total of $4.6 billion-a decline of 9 percent in deal flow and a fall of 16 percent in investment from the same quarter a year ago, according to the Quarterly Venture Capital Report released by VentureOne and Ernst & Young LLP.
Michael Zartman is senior claims attorney for Genesis Professional Liability Managers, a Berkshire Hathaway company.
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Regulatory expenses attendant to being a publicly traded corporation have more than doubled for many public companies in the wake of corporate governance reform.
The Daily Transcript and Foley & Lardner LLP have joined together to present an interactive breakfast seminar series focused on "Business, Money & the Law."
Too many businesses fail because they're undercapitalized. But this certainly doesn't happen because there's not much capital available. Money is there -- you just need to know where to find it and what kind of loan is best for your business.
Google Inc. is showing one reason why it's such a wildly successful Internet company: It's using money the way it should be used -- to motivate people in a meaningful way.
As a business grows, so does the need for more and more capital. Remember, there is more than one way and more than one place to raise the money needed.
The Supreme Court recently handed down a unanimous decision that will affect millions of Americans who have an Individual Retirement Account (IRA).
It takes one to know one.
Bank of America was recognized last week as the first in its class.
It takes careful planning to successfully pass your business on to the next generation, but all too many owners of family enterprises jeopardize the future of their company by putting this important process on the back burner.
The Rancho Bernardo Sunrise Clubs announced Monday they have joined 15 other San Diego and Imperial County rotary clubs along with the Foundation for Women to create the Mobilize Rotary for Microcredit Committee (MRM).
The city of San Diego announced Friday it is taking another step to foster and grow its small business community, which represents more than 70,000 businesses and approximately 92 percent of all businesses.
San Diego boasts the No. 1 Small Business Administration office in the country, one that handed out a record $400 million in loans last year to approximately 1,200 businesses.
WASHINGTON -- Dozens of companies delayed filing their financial reports for the most recent quarter, continuing an already sharp increase in late filings this year as new corporate-governance regulations take hold.
NEW YORK — The stock market seems to be of two minds lately. Money is flowing into equity mutual funds at a depressingly sluggish pace as dread about an economic soft patch paralyzes buyers, yet corporate activity is on the rise, suggesting a brighter attitude on the part of big business.
If you follow the stock market, you see news reports about corporations' earnings results and expectations. And you may have noticed that not meeting expectations can cause a corporation's stock price to tumble.
The California State Assembly has adopted Assembly Concurrent Resolution 6 declaring April as "Financial Literacy Month."
WASHINGTON -- Dozens of companies delayed filing their financial reports for the most recent quarter, continuing an already sharp increase in late filings this year as new corporate-governance regulations take hold.
NEW YORK — The stock market seems to be of two minds lately. Money is flowing into equity mutual funds at a depressingly sluggish pace as dread about an economic soft patch paralyzes buyers, yet corporate activity is on the rise, suggesting a brighter attitude on the part of big business.
This special section takes an in depth look at investment options and trends, as well as the venture capital market for emerging companies.
This special report discusses various avenues for finding sources of capital for your business needs and creative ways to improve cash flow. Plus, learn what to do with that cash once you have it.
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