Is your brand as credible as you think it is?
Credible brands are more likely to keep customers than the non-credible ones. If you struggle with keeping customers, see if you’re missing these six must-haves, says Michele Cuthbert of Baker Creative.
Business owners should keep tax implications in mind year-round
Brian D. Kitchen, director of Tax Strategies at Kreischer Miller, talks about the ways in which taxes could affect business decisions throughout the year.
What to do when the golf course adjoining your home is redeveloped
William J. Maffucci, an attorney with Semanoff Ormsby Greenberg & Torchia LLC, looks at options for homeowners when the golf course adjoining their home is redeveloped.
The Supreme Court makes a significant ruling in favor of employers
Stephen C. Goldblum, a member at Semanoff Ormsby Greenberg & Torchia LLC, explores the Epic Systems decision and the impact it will have on both businesses and employees.
Tim Mueller’s Transaction Analysis: New IT M&A Deals Aug 6
HP is set to acquire UK-based managed print services provider Apogee Corporation for £380M, or ~$500M.
Growth through acquisitions: What strategic buyers need to know
For companies that want to grow their topline, and hopefully their bottom line, acquisition can be the easiest path, says John Troyer of Ciuni & Panichi. However, strategic buyers need to make the right moves to ensure a ROI.
How a long-term relationship with a banker facilitates business longevity
Westfield Bank’s Matthew Berthold talks about the keys to business longevity and the benefits of a long-term relationship with a banker.
How to ensure HR and benefits technology work together
Gallagher’s Joe Roberts and Rhonda Marcucci explore how to blend HR and technology.
Ohio supports food and agribusinesses working to meet consumer demands
The food industry is in a period of disruption, but Ohio has created a system that marries local economic development with regional- and state-level programs, says JobsOhio’s Joe Needham.
How to limit the risk of identity theft for yourself and your business
The risk of personal identity theft is a fact of life, and business owners are no exception. However, criminals have more potential targets for fraud when someone owns a business. Jamie Kibler of Richwood Bank explains how they might be targeted and what they can do about it.