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(For this month's Vets to Venture article, we partner with Brandon Harris, an M&A Advisor with Graystone International and a U.S. Marine Veteran. Brandon teams up with Adams & Reese Corporate Services ...

Ending a military intervention is hard. It’s certainly harder than starting one. Every modern American president has learned this lesson, with President Donald Trump being only the most recent, with ...

Simon Bedard, CEO at Exit Advisory Group, an advisory firm that focuses on mergers & acquisitions, exit strategies and business valuations. “Every entrepreneur exits. It’s one of the few absolute ...

Simon Bedard, CEO at Exit Advisory Group, an advisory firm that focuses on mergers & acquisitions, exit strategies and business valuations. Building a more valuable company requires a strategic and ...

A business exit strategy is a plan that a business owner or entrepreneur establishes to sell their ownership in a company to investors or another company, or to cease operations entirely. An effective ...

When Rem Oculee tried to sell his distribution business after three years of building it, he learned a valuable lesson that would shape his future career: a profitable business doesn’t automatically ...

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The fierce battle for U.S. grocery sales claimed some more victims in 2005, as two of the nation's largest operators of traditional supermarkets - and a few smaller ones - said they had had enough.