The workplace is evolving, but is your organization ready?
Inclusion requires an individualized approach as well as thoughtful consideration and dialogue
Business Advice
Are you financially prepared for 2013?
Strategies to consider as Washington flirts with the ‘fiscal cliff’
'Flexibility' in the new LLC law
Knowing what your organization really stands for and knowing how to communicate that message is a business art
How to understand break-even sales
Every small business owner should know these numbers
Consider the tax implications of being awarded restricted stock
A Section 83(b) election holds some advantages
QE III presents risks, opportunities
Investors should rethink strategies after Fed’s latest action
Demise of Hostess is a lesson for small businesses
It’s important to remember that expectations change, competitors change and customers’ needs change
Nonprofit boards and effective governance
Questions every board member should ask about processes and procedures
New rules for employee background checks
Changes to Fair Credit Reporting Act affect companies using third-party agencies
Why does New Hampshire need a mold task force?
The state currently has no codes or regulations relating to mold investigation or remediation
What will 2013 mean for commercial real estate?
The owner of a building with little or no vacancy can be rewarded with very good refinancing options
When to have a conversation about your lease
Don’t think you need to wait until renewal time to talk with your landlord
How to BRACE yourself for bad news
Adopting an incident communication plan is essential for organizations
'Off-the-shelf' agreements embedded in new LLC law
The agreements are a major boon for New Hampshire small businesses that lack tailored operating agreements
The ACA's new Medicare taxes: Who pays what?
The law increases the Medicare payroll tax for high-income taxpayers and adds a new tax on their investment income
Has the housing market really hit bottom?
Assuming that housing is at the latter end of its correction means buying now might yield returns of 20 to 30 percent or even more over the next seven to 10 years
Measuring the strength of your brand
Branding is an ongoing effort that must be consistently monitored, evaluated and realigned
