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Evaluate your business concept using the three "M's" before you start up. Read more
Evaluate your business concept using the three "M's" before you start up. Read more
How, and by whom, valuations are established. Read more
The champagne isn't flowing just yet, but the climate for mergers and acquisitions clearly looks a lot more appealing these days. There's more equity avai... Read more
My recent column about the travails of Bob and Sandy McNary trying to sell their little I... Read more
Louis Dominguez, a 53-year-old retired account executive with Verizon, was recently on a conference call with a representative from Alphagraphics, a print... Read more
When pursuing growth through acquisition, it's crucial to find the right advisers. Read more
Business owners seek business valuations for many different reasons -- partner buyouts, divorces, estate planning, death of a partner, and, as Randall Lan... Read more
Before Kelly Waddell, 31, and his wife, Sandra, 35, opened their Pop-A-Lock franchise in Dayton, Ohio, they went to bed at 11 p.m., and assumed everyone e... Read more
By joining a national network, a buyer could unbox growth at this moving company. Read more
A buyer might be able to get this golf course up to par by hiring a pro, adding nine more holes, or building condos. Read more
Checks, please! This payment-processing company is poised for robust growth in a fast-consolidating industry. Read more
Over a nice cabernet, you've mused about someday buying a vineyard and winery. But are 12-hour workdays your style? Read more
After 20 years of molding sporting-goods equipment, the owners of this Rocky Mountain company are ready to sell. Read more
Contrarian thinking -- and a little shrewd planning -- helped these 2002 Inc 500 CEOs raise funds. Read more
A spectacular Rocky Mountain location helps make this commercial printer an alluring opportunity. Read more
Here's a chance to get in on the ground floor of an industry that's as hot as a Texas summer. Read more
Ah, to buy a ski resort. But one aspect of this deal earns it a double black diamond. Read more
Ready to raise the roof? Buy this California skylight maker. Read more
Started by a couple at their kitchen table, this company supplies gourmet treats to school and church fund-raisers. Read more
These days you can't even mention the word roll-up in financial circles without drawing hostile stares. Many compare the roll-up bust to the dot-com... Read more
How desperate are sellers? This one has already arranged for $1.4 million in financing for a potential buyer. Read more
Looking for an opportunity that will tap into your inner James Bond? Check out this manufacturer and distributor of surveillance products. Read more
This article provides an introduction to the legal nitty-gritty of buying an established business. Read more
Pining for growth with a festive edge? Check out this southwestern Christmas tree farm. Read more
Need help selling your company? Lots of folks out there claim they can help you get the most for your business. Don't believe everything you hear. Read more
When selecting a broker to sell your business, be suspicious if: The broker wants a significant or total fee paid upfront. Many b... Read more
Use these questions to find a competent and successful business broker. What is your background/experience? "It takes time and exp... Read more
W. Stewart Blackburn didn't hire a business broker to sell the businesses he owned with his wife, Suzanne, until he found someone entirely devoted to the ... Read more
Business for sale: A cruise-focused travel agency. Read more
Can an entrepreneur find happiness working for someone else? Plus, answers to questions about discontinuing a product, valuing a company, and more. Read more
Boat-making biz seeks new captain. Read more
Pass the echinacea! A company that supplies nutritional-supplement ingredients is for sale -- and poised for growth. Read more
Local ownership and a commitment to its devoted workers kept this boat building company afloat. Read more
This oil service increased revenues 30% by purchasing small-scale businesses that large companies wanted to get out of. Read more
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