An Expensive Hotel Stands Out As Different!
I happened to be hosting our networking breakfast in Austin at the Embassy Suites hotel because their sales manager is […]
Jonathan Sprinkles Pulls Back the Curtains on Public Speaking
I had the privilege of attending the Presentation Power event presented by Jonathan Sprinkles a few weeks ago. This was a transformative
Multifamily Housing for Stable Investments
Investing in multi-family real estate has many clear-cut benefits, even compared to other types of real estate investments. This type
The Top 10 Business Credit Mistakes
We have compiled our Top 10 most common mistakes that businesses make when trying to establish their business credit or
$40 Gift Card Offer from HP for Toner Cartridge Purchase
This is a great offer for small businesses since every office has a laser printer. HP is running a promotion
4 Things to Know if You Need More Time to File Your Taxes
April 15th is coming quickly. If you are not ready to submit your tax return the IRS does allow a
Is New Technology the End of Money as we Know it?
With the Eurozone counties working to restrict cash payments, Canada discontinuing the penny, and several online payment start-up companies popping up, many are predicting the end of money as we know it in the near future. Are we going to become a cashless world any time soon?
How To Form An LLC in California
Those looking to form an LLC in California can choose either to hire a professional who specializes in the formation of Limited Liability Companies and Corporations, or you might decide to save a little bit of money and form the LLC yourself. If you choose to do the work yourself we have listed here a few things steps to take.
How to Earn an 80 Paydex Score with DnB, Dun & Bradstreet.
The Paydex score system with Dun and Bradstreet goes from 0 to 100. Although your Paydex score is not as important as your DnB rating your business, it is a very important start to building your business credit.
Businesses Can Now Legally Charge Consumers for Credit Card Fees.
A class-action settlement reached in July 2012 will now allow retailers to charge their customers more for paying with a credit or debit card.