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Capitalism 101: A Definition

By: AticusBelkofer | 2010-12-06 | Business
Capitalism is an economic system in which the means of production and distribution are owned by private individuals or corporations read more

By: Robertcorin | 2011-08-17 | Business Ideas
You are tired of the corporate world, and you want to earn from home. You are thinking of starting a home business, which will involve your hobby – photography. But you do not know how to go about setting it up. read more

Business Credit Tips 101

By: Sherry Gain | 2010-09-29 | Credit Cards
As a small business owner, you have had to put together your own capital to start your enterprise. While the business idea you have come up with is great, you find that the return on investment will be greater if you can invest more funds into your start up. read more

Small Businesses Expenses 101

By: Denial Nichol | 2011-12-02 | Taxes
For smaller businesses, tax breaks often come in the form of tax reductions - which can offer a nice little immediate cash savings - if you know how to steer tax law and claim the reductions you are entitled to (not what you believe you are entitled to). read more

Merchant Cash Advance 101

By: John Gotidoc | 2011-01-07 | Small Business
The merchant cash advance business is a booming industry. It has grown from a relatively unknown financing alternative to a much sought after solution to financing small to medium-sized businesses particularly following the recent financial crisis and the tight credit environment. This article explains the basics of a merchant cash advance. read more

Facebook 101 - Business Value

By: Max Q Finn | 2010-03-30 | Networking
When talking about web 2.0 and social networks in particular, the first name that usually comes up is Facebook. Mark Zuckerberg's brainchild currently has more than 100 million active users worldwide... read more

Entrepreneurship 101

By: Sheri Hess | 2010-03-30 | Entrepreneurs
Do you have what it takes to be an entrepreneur? Some of most common descriptions that come to mind are risks, confidence, high-level energy, tenacious, one who has an eye for the big picture and extremely vision....any interest please read on.... read more

Startup Law 101 Series - Mistakes Founders Make - Misunderstanding Capitalization

By: George Grellas | 2010-04-02 | Entrepreneurs
Founders in startup businesses often get confused over what "x% of the company" means. The issue pops up at the time of company formation, at any time someone is promised "x% of the company," and at the time of VC funding, among other times. In this article, a veteran Silicon Valley startup business lawyer explains what this phrase means and about corporate capitalization generally. He explains the difference between "authorized" shares and "issued" shares, not just in technical terms but also so that founders can know why these terms are significant. He alerts founders to potential ambiguities in how percentage ownership in a company is understood at formation and at the time of funding. A vital topic for founders and entrepreneurs to understand. You will rarely see the concept of "capitalization" (the technical name for this topic) explained as comprehensively as here in a way that is made understandable to entrepreneurs. Part of the author's Startup Law 101 Series of tutorials for founders and entrepreneurs. read more

Incorporation 101: What Is C-corporation?

By: MyUSACorporation.com | 2010-10-24 | Small Business
Corporation is a legal form of organization of persons and material resources, chartered by the state, for the purpose of conducting business. Corporation is owned by shareholders, the Board of Directors governs the business, and elected officers manage the day-to-day activities. Corporation must adhere to corporate tax laws and file corporate taxes regularly. read more

Franchising 101: The Value of Setting Aside Capital When Starting a Franchise-

By: Clint Shaff | 2011-12-16 | Business
Starting your own franchise begins with a hefty monetary investment. Of course, investments are not cheap, as you will be buying a lot of items to ensure that your store runs efficiently. This normally includes designing the stall, acquiring the essential equipment, hiring some extra hands, etc. But in the end, the money you invest as business capital will return as profits from franchise revenues read more

Blogging 101

By: john greer | 2011-06-21 | Blogging
If writing is an art, then blogging is a form of art. This is because people who are into blogging are the ones who are artistic in their own sense, carefully choosing words that would best describe their sentiments and desires. read more

Venture Ideas Entrepreneur

By: WoleLawrence | 2010-12-06 | Business
Brilliant Venture Ideas for Business people read more

The 101 of Internet Marketing

By: Jessica Lang | 2010-03-27 | Internet Marketing
As the recession rages on, stories about laid off workers and pay cuts abound from company to company. Employees with fewer hours and, therefore, less pay are becoming more creative and resourceful in looking for ways to augment their dwindling income. True, most are turning to online payday loans to meet budgeting challenges, such as when cash emergencies pop up and the need for fast cash arises. read more

Biotech Venture Capital Endeavours

By: Vincent Irwin | 2011-02-09 | Finance
Biotech- venture capital, these two go hand in hand. The amazing advances in the field of biotechnology has made it possible for a number of entrepreneurs to start out on their own. read more

Incorporation 101: What Type Of Legal Entity Should I Choose?

By: MyUSACorporation.com | 2010-10-15 | Small Business
Once decided to become involved in a new business venture, how would you know which legal entity is the right for you? The choice of entity would influence many aspects of the life of your business, from taxation to liability limitation and more. read more