Business Articles

Choosing a Company Name
Choosing a company name may be a simple snap decision. For other companies many hours are spent deliberating over how what the company should be called and what the name conveys about the organisation to its clients.
By: Michael Harris

What happens in a family-owned business when a member wants to sell their share?
Business management in family-owned companies is conditioned not only by economic and organizational factors, but also by emotional issues. So what happens when a family member suddenly decides they want to sell their share of the company?
By: Al McClymont

Working the Room and how to do it
Business Networking Events are the life blood of your business. They are full of people who actively want to do business. But how do you engage with them? And how do you get round the room to make sure that you are talking to the most appropriate people?
By: Will Kintish

Company Seal that Deal – Literally!
An article on company seals, what they are, how they work and why they are used.
By: Michael Harris

Identity Theft of your Limited Company
Having formed a limited company you will probably get on with making your business a success. However without your knowledge an individual may steal the identity of your company and begin to open bank accounts and enter into fraudulent contracts.
By: Michael Harris

Linear Income vs. Residual Income: Knowing the Difference Will Change Your Life!
These income concepts are what divide the rich and the poor, the wealthy and the middle-class, the knowledgeable and the ignorant.
By: Dimitri Turner

Get The Fundamentals Right
To succeed in business on the Internet, or in the off-line world, requires an understanding of the fundamentals of business and using them to your advantage.
By: Kevin Sinclair

A Concise Guide to MICR and Associated Technologies
Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) was developed to utilize the benefits of computer technology in the banking industry. Prior to the use of a MICR line, check sorting by account number was a manual process. Two systems were previously used to handle the large numbers of checks processed in the banking industry: Sort-A-Matic and Top Tab Key Sort.
By: Charles Katz