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Basically, Accounting is a common sense way of looking at and recording your wealth and how changes in your income and expenses affect it –whether you are a corporation, a small business which is a corporation or a small business which is a proprietorship, or whether you are looking at and recording your own personal […]
Accounting is basically common sense. But there is such a thing as “accounting noise.”
Accounting noise is basically used by companies in financial trouble who are trying to hide their problems by employing all sorts of esoteric accounting jargon. If you look closely, these companies are usually overstating revenues or understating expenses or […]
For any wannabe business –small and aspiring to be big– success lies in the intersection of three circles:
Other posts on this theme are at http://www.commonsensepr.com/2008/02/26/finding-the-wow-factor-in-business/
Tags: business success, good to great, success formula, wow factor
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A study published in the Journal of Consumer Research (http://www.webmd.com/diet/news/20070831/calorie-catch-in-healthy-fast-food?) showed that people tended to underestimate the calories in restaurant advertising themselves as “health food” restaurants by an average 21%. In a 1000-calorie serving, that would mean an extra 210 calories you think you are not taking in.
Considering that a 3500 imbalance in calorie […]
Many are losing their jobs from the downsizing of many businesses that have been hit by the subprime fallout. For many, it is job-hunting time or a time to consider a career change.
If you still have your job and your employer appears to be having problems meeting the payroll, start looking for […]
Many are losing their jobs from the downsizing of many businesses that have been hit by the subprime fallout. For those who have been lucky enough to keep their jobs, there will be hard times ahead. There will be no wage increases in the face of the costs of basic necessities going up.
Whether […]
Many are losing their jobs from the downsizing of many businesses that have been hit by the subprime fallout. For those who have been lucky enough to keep their jobs, there will be hard times ahead. There will be no wage increases in the face of the costs of basic necessities going up.
What […]
The windfall from the “stimulus” bill can provide some shelter from subprime fallout.
In addition to paying down debt to stave off arrears or default in credit card and mortgage payments in the looming tough times, another productive use which will have an effect longer and more permanent than paying down debt is to enroll […]
Some relief can be obtained from the recently passed stimulus bill. Before the end of the first semester of this year, people will be receiving the windfall from the recently passed “stimulus” bill:
individuals = $600
couples = $1200, $300 additional for each child.
This can be part of a source for shoring up personal / […]
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