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5 Startup Tips to Avoid Cash Crash and Burn

�鶹��s are an optimistic bunch -- a trait that could cloud your financial judgment. Here are five lessons to keep your business from becoming a cash casualty

By Dan Yoo

Building a Business

How to Anticipate Cash-Flow Problems

By Tim Berry

Building a Business

4 Ways to Lessen the Pressure on Your Wallet

By Rebekah Epstein

Building a Business

7 Tips to Stay Afloat When Times Get Tough

By Doug and Polly White

Building a Business

Ignore that Accounting Problem — At Your Own Risk

If you discovered an issue, don't let it fester like an open wound, take care of it as soon as possible.

By Amrik Randhawa

Building a Business

Keep an Eye on Your Commercial Loans

With mortgage rates on the rise, view some tips on how borrowing money from banks may be affected.

By Al Davis and Bill Lawrence

Building a Business

The Frequently Fatal Family Business Flaw: Denial

It turns out, businesses owned by families suffer from bad management practices that could cause a meltdown.

By Dan Scouler

Building a Business

Winklevoss Twins Launch Winkdex Bitcoin Index

The brothers Winklevii make a bold step toward digital currency domination

By Kim Lachance Shandrow

Building a Business

What a CFO Taught My Startup About Projections

From hockey-stick growth to flat lines, projections can run the gamut. For our series The Grind, the founder of S.W. Basics offers up advice about how she handled these, at times, elusive forecasts.

By Adina Grigore

Building a Business

4 Ways to Be a Frugal CEO

How to save on items that can quickly deplete a startup's bank account.

By Jerry Jao

Building a Business

Get a $250,000 Loan in 24 Hours. But Beware, It’s Expensive.

New York City-based OnDeck Capital launched a new loan program today that gives small-business owners access to a significant amount of cash in a flash.

By Catherine Clifford

Building a Business

Aetna CEO Says Company May Opt Out of Obamacare

CEO Mark Bertolini said the insurer may be forced to double its rates or pull out of the program.

By Drew Sandholm

Building a Business

Top Buzzwords in This Season’s Earnings Reports

These three words continue to pop up in companies' earnings reports this quarter.

By Sheila Dharmarajan

Building a Business

U.K. Lawmakers Tell Queen to Think More Like an �鶹��

Lawmakers have given the Queen's royal officials some financial advice.

By Laura Entis

Building a Business

How Much Cash on Hand Is Too Much? And What Should I Do With It?

If you're in the enviable position of having an excess of cash, you have the opportunity to invest it in your business.

By Joe Worth

Business Accounting

How to Be Smart About Your Spending in 2014 (Infographic)

Many small-business owners have indicated they are going to be spending more money this year than last. If you are one of them, be sure you do so wisely.

By Catherine Clifford

Building a Business

How to ‘Regift’ for the Holidays Without Embarrassing Yourself

Here are eight things to keep in mind before you give someone a gift that was given to you.

By Jacqueline Whitmore

Building a Business

The Difference Between Good and Bad Debt

Sometimes debt can give you a financial edge -- but you need to use it wisely.

By J.D. Roth

Building a Business

Why Do Things Often Go Bad Between Founders and Financial Managers?

The biggest culprit is an owner who's demanding more from his or her accountant team than those people are qualified to handle.

By Joe Worth

Building a Business

Young �鶹��s on How to Spend Your First $1 Million

If you're in the rarefied position of being able to attract investor dollars, these three young founders have some advice for you.

By Lyneka Little

Business Accounting

Tell Us: How Much is Too Much for a CEO to Make?

Switzerland overwhelmingly voted down a measure that would have capped executive pay at 12 times the salary of the lowest-paid employee.

By Catherine Clifford

Building a Business

Another Score for Bitcoin: You Can Now Use It to Pay for College

University of Nicosia in Cyprus announced today that it will accept the digital-only currency as legal tender for tuition and fees.

By Catherine Clifford

Building a Business

How to Avoid 3 Common Budget Pitfalls

Income on the books but no cash in the bank? Here's how to avoid a cash crunch.

By Mike Sowinski

Business Accounting

What Your Banker Isn’t Telling You

Understanding how bankers work with small-business owners will help you make the most of your relationship.

By Gene Marks

Business Accounting

Voice Recognition and No Wallet: PayPal’s Vision of the Future

PayPal's latest rollout, which allows merchants to accept payment through an application that scans QR codes, is one in a string of developments aimed at overhauling the way customers pay for goods.

By Catherine Clifford

Business Accounting

How to Choose The Right Investment Banker to Sell Your Business

Trusting someone to sell your business is no small matter. Here are three ways to make sure you're hiring the best person for the job.

By Jay Turo

Building a Business

New Payment Platform Puts an End to the Daily Deposit Ritual

The expense and time it takes to get money deposited can gouge a company's profit margins. Jay Bhattacharya decided to address nearly every pain point in the transaction process.

By Gwen Moran

Business Accounting

5 Easy Ways to Take Control of Bookkeeping Without Wasting Your Time

Don't let bookkeeping duties slide because they are a crucial part of running your business smoothly. Here are five ways to manage your books without draining your time.

By Mark J. Kohler

Business Accounting

Your Playbook to Starting Up On the Cheap: 10 Steps to Launch for Less Than $1,500 (Infographic)

From getting a website domain to creating a business roadmap out of sticky notes, here is an infographic detailing what you can do to get your business off the ground on a shoestring.

By Catherine Clifford

Building a Business

Don’t Be a Cheapskate and Other Must-Read Business Tips

A look at how to treat your employees well, use language to address problems, make valuable hires and more advice for business owners.

By Brian Patrick Eha