May 7 2008
Venture Capital in Arkansas - What You Should Know
by
Low Jeremy
Venture capital is also called risk capital. For businesses that have very limited start-up capital, they could go find a venture capital investor. But for the venture capitalist, they still need to weigh the various risks involve.
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Apr 29 2008
Working Capital: The Essential Component for a Successful Business
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David Castro
It's very common that the lack of appropriate cash flow makes it very hard for a small business to meet its daily working costs.
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Mar 31 2008
An Alternative to Venture Capital for the Healthcare Technology Entrepreneur
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Dave Kauppi
If you are a healthcare entrepreneur seeking venture capital your odds of raising outside capital are below 3%. This article discusses a program that can dramatically improve your odds.
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Feb 23 2008
Business Tips for the Entrepreneur
by
Terry Fitzroy
Take your business to the next level with these tips.
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Feb 23 2008
What You Can Expect From a Venture Capital Firm
by
Terry Fitzroy
Alot of money or a lot of heart ache?
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Feb 23 2008
What is a Private Equity Firm
by
Terry Fitzroy
Peterson Partners LP helps build small businesses.
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Nov 28 2007
What Everybody Must Understand About United States Government Grants
by
Sean Tan
There are some significant points that you must well know if you are making applications for American government grants.
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Nov 15 2007
Seeking Credit for Your Venture Backed Business
by
John Siegler
A pre-arranged line of credit can help take your business through the lean times without paying a premium for the funds. Discover the best way to do this.
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Aug 14 2007
What is Venture Capital
by
Terry Fitzroy
Should you use a venture capitalist?
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Jun 27 2007
The Fundamentals And Life Cycle Of Venture Capitalism
by
Low Jeremy
Venture capitalism is a system wherein a venture capitalist invests money in small and fledgling companies to finance its start up or restructuring with the hopes of greater yield in the years to come. Instead of providing a loan, venture capitalists exchange their investments for a stake in the com
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Jun 20 2007
Things Anyone Should Know About Venture Capital Investment
by
Low Jeremy
Everyone has a good idea. The hard part is turning that dream in the head or on paper into a reality. One of the biggest stumbling blocks is money because without the much-needed capital, it is impossible to make it happen.
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Jun 20 2007
The Eyes and Ears of the U.S. Venture Capital Industry
by
Low Jeremy
Private Equity Venture Capital is an investment stock from private firms that are not listed in stock exchanged market. Usually the exchanged market is composed of members who inter-sale securities in a definite stock market set at a particular time, or fixed buying timetable of closure.
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Jun 19 2007
Startup Capital for a Business Venture in Arkansas
by
Low Jeremy
Arkansas as a state provides an excellent performance in its economic and developmental growth, better enhanced by its flourishing expansion in venture capitals in every aspect of the latest technologies, and other innovations over the past years.
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Jun 18 2007
How to Open a Business Using Venture Capital Funds
by
Low Jeremy
There are a lot of companies who have smaller divisions underneath its umbrella. Take for example Johnson and Johnson, which produces consumer goods at the same time, has a pharmaceutical wing called Janseen Pharmaceutical.
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Jun 14 2007
Getting Funds and More with Venture Capital Financing
by
Low Jeremy
Buying a house or a car is a huge decision because of the money involved. This is the reason that customer will look into the budget first and check if the salaries of the spouses can pay the monthly amortization before pushing through with the deal.
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Jun 14 2007
How You Should Be Looking for an Investor in the Capital Venture Directory
by
Low Jeremy
When people need to enlist the services of a company, that person will usually check for it in the phone directory. It is only after browsing through the names on the list that the individual will be able to get in touch with the firm that can do it.
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Jun 11 2007
An Investor Should Know How Venture Capitalism Works
by
Low Jeremy
Venture capitalism is a system wherein a person or a company often referred to as venture capitalists invest money in a company or business exchange for a stake in the business or a share in the earnings, present and future, of the company.
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Jun 3 2007
Fox Arkansas Looking For New Ventures
by
Low Jeremy
Arkansas is a very diverse state. You have a lot of things going on for this state. The state has a lot to offer to visitors, travelers and even for entrepreneurs. You can see in the state a lot of opportunities for outdoor adventures such as cavern or cave tours and a lot of mountain trails and sce
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May 7 2007
Using the Best Resources for Your Non-profit Organization
by
Article Marketer
Knowing who the sources of money are likely to be for your non-profit, you will want to figure out how to contact the largest amount of them most effectively.
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Jan 8 2007
Sales Incentives
by
Kimberly Reynolds
The right sales incentive program will definitely boost your fundraising results. It's easy to design one that makes sense for your particular situation. Sure it takes a little extra effort, but the results are well worth it in extra sales.
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Jan 7 2007
Understanding Large-Scale Commercial Mortgage Financing Part-03
by
Jim Hart
This article discusses the role of commercial brokers, issues you may have to deal with, typical fees and ways to protect your legal and financial interests.
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Jan 7 2007
Understanding Large-Scale Commercial Mortgage Financing Part-02
by
Jim Hart
Part 02 of a 3-part mini series covering large scale mortgage financing. This article discusses what lenders want to see to determine the feasability for financing projects in excess of one million dollars.
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Jan 3 2007
The Difference Between Debt and Equity Financing
by
Jim Hart
A brief discussion of debt and equity financing and how it applies to your business.
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Jan 3 2007
Understanding Large-Scale Commercial Mortgage Financing Part 01
by
Jim Hart
This article provides insight into large scale commercial mortgage financing in excess of one million dollars. The first of a 3-part mini series...
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Sep 8 2006
Venture Capital
by
Elvie Grace Bueza Moral
Venture capital is capital provided by external investors for financing of new, growing or struggling businesses. Venture capital investments generally are high risk investments but offer the potential for above average returns.
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Sep 1 2006
Raising Capital in Today's “New Economy”
by
Lee Traupel
The most important rule to consider for raising capital is: it's never easy to raise capital when you need to!
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