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20 Small Business Survival Strategies

How to survive tough economic times without laying off employees.As a business owner or manager, over the past 18 months you've been faced with shrinking profit margins and fewer customers lining up to buy what were previously considered "sexy products or services." The question of how to survive these seemingly difficult times often leads to answers like... "we need to

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Information About Overtime Wage Claims

Most employees who work more than forty hours per week are entitled to be paid one and one-half times their regular rate of pay for overtime hours worked. This is commonly known as overtime pay. The law that governs whether an employee is entitled to be paid overtime is a federal statute called the Fair Labor Standards Act. The Fair

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Beginning your career as a fraud lawyer

Fraud is not limited to one or two people. It is spreading like wildfire in the jungle of our society as we often see some prestigious companies committing fraud. There are different areas of expertise for a fraud attorney, and no attorney can specialize or become an expert in all types of fraud. Some of the main fields that a

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Copyrights, patents and trademarks

If you've written a book, started a business, or have a really great idea for a new invention, you may be confused about whether you need a copyright, patent, or trademark to protect your rights.If you have an original written document, such as a story, poem, or article, you will be granted copyright. Patents are for physical and/or conceptual inventions;

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Book Summary: Warren Buffett and the Art of Stock Arbitrage – By Mary Buffett and David Clark

I have been following the work of Warren Buffett for many years. He is a man of great character and has really revolutionized investing. Buffett's fortune can be attributed to several principles, but one in particular is the Law of Capitalization. I don't think anyone really understands this power better than Mr. Buffett. Why is this important to me? I

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Book Review: Arts of Power: Statecraft and Diplomacy by Chas W Freeman, Jr.

Arts of Power: Statecraft and Diplomacy is a book about the diplomat's weapon and the coup of managing a state's relationship with other states, subjects as old as recorded time. In this comprehensive treatise, the author describes the basic principles of statecraft and the skills of diplomatic rhetoric.Using his experience as a foreign diplomat and his knowledge of many nations

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A Brief History of the Phase I Site Assessment

About forty years ago, property buyers in the United States began conducting surveys that resemble today's Phase II site evaluations. The purpose of their studies was to assess any potential risk of owning commercial property if it was located at a site where toxic chemicals were used and/or disposed of. These studies were often used to determine the nature of

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To Be or Not to Be Intimidated by Robert Ringer – Review

Robert Ringer wrote Winning Through Intimidation in 1973 and renamed and relaunched it in 2002. The name change was a good move because winning through intimidation was never Robert's intention. How to survive in the jungle and overcome the intimidation tactics of its inhabitants is the real purpose and it is much better expressed in the new title.Robert Ringer assumes

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