Establishing a solid strategy for passing on your business — whether it’s staying within the family or transitioning to a different owner — can only be accomplished by doing some planning well ahead of time

The coronavirus has turned the business world on its ear. But there are ways to strengthen your plumbing company’s position in tough times.

One small violation can quickly snowball into a litigation nightmare if you’re not following overtime pay guidelines

Experts weigh in on how to excel during the COVID-19 pandemic in virtual training videos

Most family businesses claim to have a succession plan in place, but many of those are informal, increasing the chance that a transition of business ownership might not go smoothly. Here are some tips to ensure a solid plan is in place.

Some businesses that rely on Square to process credit card transactions have had up to 30% of customer payments withheld during the pandemic

Colorado plumber’s progression from plumber to businessman sparked exponential growth

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act changes might require you to analyze how you’re financing equipment purchases

New rules aim to help employers keep workers on the payroll while ensuring that employees do not have to choose between a paycheck and public health measures