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Buyers should use the due diligence period to confirm their expectations

Smart buyers and their brokers do their homework to understand as much as they can about their options before setting foot on a property. Walkthroughs offer a chance to inspect for any issues that could affect their occupancy and operating requirements, says Simon Caplan, SIOR, a principal at Cushman & Wakefield/CRESCO Real Estate.

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Best practices for a more impactful nonprofit board

While there are no official “best practices” that can be applied universally to every nonprofit, organizations should consider a few basic steps to ensure they stay aligned with their mission and put themselves in a strong position for the future, says Barnes Wendling CPAs’ Steven Dieringer.

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A tighter hiring market means companies must up their game

There is and will be talent available in the market, says Donna Snyder, director of talent acquisition at Nesco Resource. However, Snyder says companies that are not differentiating themselves, either in how they market themselves or the position, may struggle to attract the right talent for the job.

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Automated reality

The future of work in the time of the machines Twenty years ago, the idea that I might have an earnest conversation with my sons

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Robots, internet of things and the coming cyber liability revolution

Cyber liability remains one of the most prevalent and hottest topics in insurance — and will continue to be so — especially with high profile cyberattacks against companies like Home Depot, Deloitte and, most recently, Equifax. The risk of a data breach can take many forms, including stolen credentials, malware/extortion, social engineering and even disgruntled employees.

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