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Hello, Website Visitor. Here are your articles for December 17, 2008.
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Ken Saxe | Kenneth Saxe, Senior Technical Consultant with Stambaugh Ness Business Solutions, spoke last week at the IT Alliance Fall Conference in Scottsdale, Arizona. Ken's presentation was on "Successful Marketing of IT Products and Services." The Full Article notes the Conference benefits our clients through enhanced relationships.
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Highly profitable consulting firms have learned that, although automating key business functions like resource management and project accounting is critical, the key differentiator is one source of data to manage the daily intersection among their pipeline, people and profits. Read on to find out how to focus your firm on the right solutions.
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 The stock market's recent performance has led many investors and businesses to ask the following questions: 1. Can I deduct IRA Losses? 2. Do I have to take required minimum distributions from my depleted retirement plan? 3. Is there any relief for my struggling company in terms of funding our traditional pension plan? Click "Full Article for the answers to these questions, as well as the latest news on a law passed by Congress providing potential relief.
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Many of today's employees are well informed about their legal rights. And the federal government also publishes materials explaining in several languages how to file complaints and lawsuits against companies. Here's a guide to help you comply with the complex laws governing the employment of immigrants, including the hiring process.
Venture capital sources can dry up from time to time, particularly during an economic shift, and that usually means a slowdown in innovation and getting new products to market. Click "Full Article" for a look at what happens when the capital font dries up and what your company can do about it.
