Selling or buying a business - what you need to know
Many people dream of owning their own business, and see it not only as a way to gain autonomy in their professional life but to establish a legacy and provide a nest egg. Often those with an entrepreneurial streak have big ideas and launch a business from scratch. Others choose to buy an existing business to build their empire. And whether you started your business yourself or purchased it, at some point you may want to sell.
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Citrin Cooperman to host New England Economic Summit
Don't miss Citrin Cooperman's New England Economic Summit at
Gillette Stadium: Planning Your Business for Tomorrow's Economy. Join Citrin Cooperman on October 19 for discussions with a nationally recognized economist and regional industry leaders to hear their views on trends that will impact you and your industry.
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Cape Codder Water Park celebrates 1st birthday
The Cape Codder Water Park is one year old! On July 31, 2016 this exciting year-round attraction opened its doors to the public. Since that day, over 30,000 kids and grown-ups have visited. With summer over, it's time to celebrate the water park's birthday with the Cape Cod community while raising funds for a great local organization. Read more here.
Jean Callum named Chief Operating Officer of Outer Cape Health Services
Outer Cape Health Services has announced that Ms. Jean Callum of North Truro has been named Chief Operating Officer for the nonprofit community health center organization. Callum had most recently served as OCHS' Chief Information Officer and Director of Ancillary Services. Read more here.
WordPress Boot Camp this weekend
Jump right into the most popular content-management system for creating and maintaining websites and blogs. Alison Caron Design will offer WordPress Boot Camp: The Ultimate WordPress Training, led by Paula Hersey, this Saturday. Learn more here.
Banking: Fraud prevention best practices −
What you don't know can hurt your business
By Stacey Coyne and Lisa Morrissey
Fraud continues to present a major challenge for businesses regardless of industry or size. The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners notes that a typical organization loses 5 percent of revenues to fraud each year and this number rises to 28 percent for businesses with fewer than 100 employees
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Selling or buying a business - what you need to know
