Monthly Archives: January 2010

Businesses Need Money To Grow. Is Venture Capital Right For You?

The goal of every business is to be successful in their efforts and continue to grow. However, they often come to a crossroads where they are going to have to invest more money if they want to experience growth and additional profits. It may be money needed for new equipment, a larger building, or a number of other items that can be found to keep a business operating at its very best.

IPhone Nova – Your Number One Source For IPhone Downloads

Be the first to know about new downloads from Iphone Nova-sign up to receive email alerts each time we update our site. Iphone Nova offers an iPhone download service that is formally the realitys best and fastest iPhone downloads on the internet. iPhone Nova is completely free of spyware, adware, viruses and trojan horses, and does not come bundled with any additional software of any kind.

Buyer Beware: Free Magazine Trials

Retailers know the best way to pique a potential customers interest is to offer a free item. Bargain shoppers are always searching for a great deal and think they are receiving more for their money when businesses offer merchandise free of charge. Would be buyers should always look at an offer for free items with a discerning eye. The old edict almost always holds true “if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.” Business owners are in business to make money;...

Buying at the top – Wachovia’s mistake

The real estate market greatly exploded over the last five years with the biggest shift happening in the past three years. All good things must come to an end, and unfortunately this real estate boom is over. People who have bought in the past six months have been buying at the top, and even large companies have made this mistake. One company in particular is Wachovia Bank. Its recent purchase of Golden West Financial for $26 billion is a prime example of a ‘buying past the peak’ investment.

Invoice Factoring – What Is It And What Are The Benefits?

Are you a business owner who wants to increase monthly cash flow, working capitol, and improve your credit rating? Then invoice factoring could be right for you. Invoice factoring is the process by which businesses sell their invoices to a third party, called a “factor.” The factor buys the invoices for about 3 to 5 percent less than the invoice is actually worth. If your business produces any type of invoice, then your business can take advantage of invoice factoring. ...
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