Managing a business comes with its own set of challenges, and one of the biggest is potential lawsuits. Lawsuits can drain your financial resources, consume precious time, and tarnish your company's reputation. However, strategic planning and support from trusted advisors can significantly mitigate these risks.

In the first part of this series last week, we discussed 5 survival strategies for business success, including the importance of partnerships, preparedness, inclusivity, team support, and maintaining a unique business identity. In this second installment, we continue with 5 more strategies that are essential for modern entrepreneurs aiming to thrive in today's competitive market.

Any successful entrepreneur will tell you that starting your own business is a thrilling endeavor that requires creativity, resilience, and strategic thinking. No matter what type of business you own, there are foundational strategies that will help you lay a strong groundwork for success. We discuss 5 of 10 strategies in this week’s article.

The Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) recent decision to ban non-compete agreements marks a significant shift in how labor markets will operate across the United States, and small businesses need to be ready. Here’s how.

Launching a new business or expanding an existing one brings the thrill of crafting a unique brand identity. This creative process is exhilarating, yet it's fraught with hidden dangers, notably the risk of infringing on another company’s established trademark. Learn how to avoid costly mistakes with 4 practical steps.

One way to secure business funding is with credit cards. But making an informed decision about business credit can be difficult. So let’s explore what you need to know about using credit cards to fund your business, so you can do so wisely and with as much ease as possible.

In the entrepreneurial world, where innovation and vision drive the future, the importance of effective communication is often overlooked. But the ability to convey your ideas clearly, persuade and inspire action can make or break a business. Luckily, you can learn how to communicate in a way that makes you a great leader and business owner.

When starting or expanding a small business, one of the most critical decisions an entrepreneur faces is how to fund the venture. Two popular options are business lines of credit and bank loans, but making the right decision without guidance can be daunting.