Startup Company – What Are Accredited Investors and Why Should I Only Raise Money From Them?
Posted on October 27, 2009 - Filed Under International Investors, Investors, Operating Internationally, Private Equity, Private Investors, Small Business Bookkeeping, Venture Capital | Comments Off
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I’m an entrepreneur and have finished my business plan. I’m getting ready to raise $2 million for my startup real estate company – but a friend of mine said I should only talk to accredited investors. I’m not exactly sure what an accredited investor is and I don’t understand why I can’t [...]
Read More..>>Acquisition/Investment in Indian Companies by Foreign & Domestic Investors – Six Steps Mantra
Posted on February 11, 2009 - Filed Under Business Loans, Entrepreneurs, Investors, Operating Internationally, Private Equity, Private Investors, Small Business Bookkeeping, Venture Capital | Comments Off
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Acquisition/Investment in Indian Companies by Foreign & Domestic Investors – Six Steps Mantra
Joint ventures, strategic alliances and acquisitions are the flavor of the day that enable fast growth focused companies to have rapid inorganic growth and expansion in new sectors. However, prior to engaging in a joint venture relationship or acquisition of [...]
Finding Investors For Your Start Up Business Ideas
Posted on February 11, 2009 - Filed Under Business Loans, Business Networking, Business plan, Investors, Private Investors, Small Business Bookkeeping, Venture Capital | Comments Off
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There has been a recent wave of websites and TV shows about people starting their own business and following that path from bright idea and individual entrepreneur to small business start-up and then potentially to multinational, depending on the product or service. But what kind of audience are they broadcasting to? Well, [...]
Differentiating Between Recession and Expansion Using Income Levels Approach
Posted on February 11, 2009 - Filed Under Business Financial, Business Enterprises, Business Loans, Entrepreneurs, Private Equity, Small Business Bookkeeping, Venture Capital | Comments Off
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Recession is often defined as a state of the economy when the gross domestic product is very low. There is a need for income earners to be able to tell the difference between recession and expansion by watching the levels of their personal incomes. Some widely-embraced market indicators are very deceiving.
Sometimes you [...]
Obtaining Venture Capital For Business Startup
Posted on February 11, 2009 - Filed Under Entrepreneurs, International Business Development, International Business Plan, International Home Based Business, International Investors, Private Equity, Private Investors, Small Business Bookkeeping, Venture Capital | 1 Comment
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If you are an inventor or an entrepreneur, obtaining venture capital funding is most likely a major concern for you and your business. During the dot com boom, venture capitalists were fueling the growth, research, and ventures of many new companies. Now that the dot com boom has cooled, those worried [...]
Will The Sub-Prime Debacle Derail Venture Lending?
Posted on February 11, 2009 - Filed Under Business Financial, Business Enterprises, Business Loans, Venture Capital | Comments Off
photo credit: liqueneThe unraveling sub-prime mortgage market has spewed its wreckage across a vast cross section of the financial markets. Investors and lenders continue to smart from massive losses on investments and loans tied to this market. As some scramble to assess the implications of the sub-prime meltdown, many investors and lenders have either [...]
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