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OORAH Legislation to Benefit Veteran Business Owners

It has been proven time and time again that veterans make very successful business owners. It’s about time New York, as well as other states with large veteran populations, understand this and start making efforts to utilize and harness the talent that is already within.

Future Franchisees, Do You Shoot from the Hip?

Are you the plan-ahead kind? Do you like to know just what is coming up and when? Or are you the kind who likes surprises—the fly by the seat of your pants, shoot from the hip type?

Embrace the Retail Resurgence

Ever dreamed of selling goods or merchandise from your own location? Consider these businesses to help consumers get their needs met this holiday season and year-round.

6 Immediate Decisions Every Startup Will Need to Make

You don’t need an MBA to launch a company, but you do need some business know-how. No matter where you are in the process—whether you’re brainstorming ideas or getting ready to sign the commercial lease—don’t forget about six key decisions that will need to be made

Taking Care of Business: 3 Options for Incorporation

While many startups consider themselves too small for incorporation, this couldn’t be further from the truth. Here are three methods to consider when incorporating your business:

Take Advantage of End of Year Sales to Stock Up for Your Business

While it’s tempting to just clock out since the year is winding down, the opportunities available at this time of year are huge. Because most companies want to make sure to end December with the highest numbers possible, you can find deals that aren’t available at any other point on the calendar.

How to Create a Full-Color, Full-Contact Body of Work, Courtesy of Beyonce

Much to the Internet’s amazement last week, without any prior buzz or warning, Beyoncé dropped a brand new album straight to iTunes, complete with 10 brand new videos.

Entrepreneurs Should Rollout Local But Plan Global

New entrepreneurs who want to survive, and optimize the growth of their startups, need to think globally, and act locally, from day one. This approach, popularly known as “glocalization,” means you have to design and deliver global solutions that have total relevance to every local market in which you operate.

Create a Business Plan

When people plan a road trip, they generally like to map out in advance where they would like to go, how much time they will spend, etc. For entrepreneurs, a business plan provides a road map or where you want your business to go.

How to Be a Perfect Franchisor

Most articles concerning franchising concentrate on the benefits of buying a franchise and what a franchisor should look for in the perfect franchisee. Very few, if any, flip the coin over to look at the other side that asks the following question: What makes a perfect franchisor?

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