The step that will add 5% to your bottom line in 2012
February 1, 2012 by Jennifer Azara
What if your company could add 5% to its bottom line this year? Don’t look to Sales or Marketing for this one — turn an eye to Finance. More…
What if your company could add 5% to its bottom line this year? Don’t look to Sales or Marketing for this one — turn an eye to Finance. More…
According to the Census Bureau’s 2010 American Community Survey, these five majors comprise the largest pool of top earners in the U.S.: More…
The turning of the new year calendar signals an uptick in the minimum wage in many states — and a renewed debate: Does a higher minimum wage result in fewer jobs?
In a recent interview with Charlie Rose, the ex-Fed chairman expressed deep concern about the economic state of the U.S. More…
Do not disturb! That’s the sign most hotel chains are hanging out when it comes to negotiating better deals – few want to hear it lately. More…
Driving new revenue is assuming a top spot on 2012 priority lists for your peers of all sizes and in most industries. But what if the moves certain departments make to help grow your business unknowingly expose your company to some expensive problems? More…
Check with your Payroll people to make sure they understand two stipulations in the extension of the payroll tax cut.
A penny here or there may not seem like much to you, but it’s critically important to your finance staffers. Especially when it has to do with the new IRS mileage reimbursement rates for the coming year. More…
A recent survey shows the latest trend in what was once a business staple: the holiday or year-end bonus.
One-third of all small business failures result from fraud. And for a number of reasons, the holiday and post-holiday period comprises one of the worst times for fraud and theft against small businesses.
The Small Business Administration has expanded one of its loan programs to make it easier to get financing.
These come from a top financial planner who admits he’s made all three mistakes at one time or another.
Sounds easy enough: A bill comes in, your company checks it and pays it. Right? Not quite. More…
Whether you’ve been watching every debate or are waiting until the field narrows, the 2012 presidential election push has gotten underway. So what will the impact be on your business? More…
Perhaps the only certainty about the current economic situation is the amount of uncertainty that plagues companies of all sizes and industries. And that spells trouble. More…
That last-minute call from an employee saying he won’t be in today? It’s likely costing your company a lot more than you realize. More…
For years, it was considered a key supply chain management best practice: Companies stocked just enough inventory to fill current orders, without crowding their warehouse shelves by carrying expensive stock. But it may well be time to rethink the Just-In-Time (JIT) approach. More…
There’s an epidemic afoot … and it’s not the flu. It’s payment stretching: customers taking longer and longer to pay your bills. And that can really compromise your company’s financial health. More…
Too many companies don’t pay enough attention to pricing to determine whether or not they’re getting it right.
Four-time best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell breaks down what makes a great risk-taker. More…
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