BizSugar.com › User › BusinessExits › Voted

The EU's new privacy regulation applies to every company selling to EU consumers (irrespective of where in the world the company is based). The penalties for non-compliance are very heavy on large businesses so many are divesting non-core divisions thus creating opportunities for small businesses t Read More

More often than not, you need money to get your online business venture off the ground. Here are just five ways to fund yourself in the beginning stages. Read More

While angel investing is high-risk by nature, but investors don’t need to be reckless. They can be purposeful, or, if steered by the advice in Angel: How to Invest in Technology Startups, methodical. If you’re a startup, there’s a right way to communicate with angel investors, and numerous ways to Read More

For many owners, their biggest concern in an exit plan is maintaining control. Whether they seek to sell to employees, family or a third-party, there is a fear that, once started, the process will have its own rules and momentum. Read More

Far too often, overeager entrepreneurs rush to schedule meetings with VCs, not realizing what they expect. So, how to know whether you are ready or not? Read More

Make sure you take care of these 5 things customers are looking for when making a purchase and you will be able to keep them coming back and increase sales. Read More

You’re ready to pitch your business and secure funding, but how do you find the right investors? Here’s where to look—and how to get their attention. Read More

An offer to buy your business could be very exciting, but whether you like the number or not, you need to know exactly how to react to ensure you come out a winner​! Make no mistake, this can be an ​extremely dangerous time for your business so please be very, very careful. Here are the top 10 thin Read More

When raising finance, founders often give away a chunk of equity in exchange for the cash they need to grow the business. However, there's a better way! And it means you can get money now based not on how much your business is currently worth, but on how much it will be worth in the future. Read More

Sufficient cash, otherwise known as business capital, is necessary for any business to pay vendors and employees on time and to invest in real and intangible assets that enable growth. That’s why, as a business owner, it’s critical to understand what business capital is, and the differences betwee Read More