When you run a New Jersey business alongside partners and one of those partners wants to leave, you need to figure out the value of the business. You may decide to use a professional evaluator to do this, and if you do, he or she may use one of three methods to figure...
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Signs your business partnership has run its course
Just as romantic relationships sometimes run their course, the same holds true when it comes to New Jersey business partnerships. When the relationship between you and your business partner or partners sours, it may have a direct impact on your ability to run a...
What to do when facing a hostile takeover
If you own or are involved in managing a small to midsized business in New Jersey, it may be a good idea to familiarize yourself with hostile takeovers and how to fight them. A hostile takeover is when one business gains control of a public company against its...
Sarcasm, is it just humor, or does it sabotage your business goals?
How business partners get along sets the tone for the rest of the organization. When partners show respect, collaboration, caring and mutual support toward each other, they are setting an example and the expectation that others are to do the same. When they engage in...


