Business Planning

A workers' compensation settlement covers several costs incurred when an employee is injured. Learn about the workers' compensation settlement process.

A cyber insurance risk assessment finds the systems and assets most at risk of cyberattack. Learn about cyber insurance and how risk assessments work.

This guide explains OSHA and the regulations it sets for workplace safety and employee health. Learn how your small business can comply with OSHA.

You don’t go into business planning to get out — but you should. Find out why an exit strategy is important and why you need two strategies.

Being a franchisee has its perks over starting a brand-new business, but you still need capital. Here are three ways to appeal to investors.

See how specific industries have taken advantage of the subscription model. Learn subscription model benefits and tips for using it in your business.

Registering your trademark is the first step in protecting your brand. Learn what to do next to ensure you're handling the trademark process properly.

A 5S program consists of sort, straighten, shine, standardize and sustain. Learn how to implement a 5S program, boost efficiency and eliminate waste.

Small business owners are constantly pulled in different directions. Follow these time-management tips to maximize your effectiveness.

Insurance endorsements are a way to broaden or narrow coverage on an existing insurance policy. Here's how insurance endorsements work for your business.

Make sure to take all the deductions possible for your business insurance expenses. Here is how to stop paying too much in taxes.

Professional negligence is when an industry professional doesn't properly fulfill their duties, leading to damage or harm. Learn how to avoid lawsuits.

While standard business insurance policies protect your business, when extra coverage is needed, you'll obtain a rider. Learn how riders work.

This guide explains how workers' compensation exemptions work and to which employees these exemptions may apply.

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Considering launching your restaurant on Uber Eats? Before you take the plunge, read our guide to ensure it's the right opportunity for your business.

Here's a look at the business checking account fees you could face and how to avoid them.

A business needs specialty insurance for items not covered by ordinary homeowners or automobile insurance. Learn if your company needs more insurance.

Tail insurance is a policy endorsement that lets you file a claim after a policy's term ends. Learn how tail coverage can protect your business.

Green energy boosts job creation, attracts investment and cuts long-term costs, making it a key driver of sustainable economic growth in the U.S.

Reputation is crucial to a construction business because the stakes are high. Learn how to build a successful construction company with the right tools.

With a dual-monitor workspace, you can boost your productivity and accomplish tasks in less time. Learn how to add a second monitor.

A stock purchase agreement outlines the sale of company stock to buyers. Here's how to create a stock purchase agreement, along with a helpful template.

This guide includes everything employers need to know about HIPAA requirements, as well as a HIPAA compliance checklist.

The future of construction looks good, especially for those in home, commercial or infrastructure. Here are six tips for success within the industry.

The iron triangle says pick two of three: fast, good, or cheap. Lean startup methods challenge this by using MVPs and iteration to achieve all three at once.

Make sure you're outsourcing for the most efficiency and least costly by considering a partner in one of these countries.

Building business momentum usually requires financial resources. Learn strategies to build business momentum with few resources and how to avoid mistakes.

Outsourcing part of your production process can boost efficiency, save money and help you focus. Learn seven tips for evaluating an outsourcing partner.

SMART goals are specific, measurable, attainable, relevant and time-based. Learn how to apply SMART goal principles to your business to boost success.