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You've been told to do your "due diligence" several times already, to be sure, before you buy a business. What exactly does that mean? Well, it’s more than just looking at the surface appearance of the business. It means that you need to dig deep and ensure that there...
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Do you know what your business is worth? You may need to know this because you are getting divorced and have to divide assets. Or, perhaps you are thinking of selling your business so you can retire. You want to price your business to sell, but you don't want to get...
