Month: February 2022

It’s not the easiest thing in the world for a new business to get the money they need to get started. New business loans can be difficult to obtain unless you have excellent credit and a good plan. If you can get approved, you’ll get the income you need for working capital, equipment, supplies, machinery, […]

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When a small business needs financing, who do they turn to? There are many ways for a small business to obtain financing, each with its own unique advantages. While one may be good for a particular business, another may be more suitable for the next business. It all depends on the preferences of the small […]

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Knowledge management is the process by which organizations generate value from their knowledge-based assets. Most of the time, creating value from such assets involves documenting what employees, partners, and customers know and sharing that information with employees, departments, and even other companies to design best practices. Knowledge management forums are the best place for information […]

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There are two sets of accepted accounting rules for international use: US standards called Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and international standards known as International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). The first is developed by the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB), whose power is derived from the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The second […]

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These are also known as secured loans. When taking out a collateral loan, there are many pros and cons, which a person should consider before taking out such a loan. There is no risk for the lender because if the borrower defaults on the loan, the lender has the collateral that the borrower used. Many […]

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From ISPs and WISPs to networks in libraries, businesses, and universities, Internet usage is on the rise. However, as the demand for Internet access continues to grow around the world, so do the opportunities and challenges for service providers. As fast as their user base grows, the obstacles providers face begin to emerge. From the […]

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The term “Full Service Year” means continuous service for ONE year. An employee is said to have rendered continuous service if: Has been in continuous service, including service interrupted by illness, accident, absence from duty with or without leave, layoff, strike or lockout, or termination of employment through no fault of the employee. [Note: if […]

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