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Trading Places Succession planning specialists say that only about one out of three family businesses successfully transfer from the first generation to the second. Although family business transfers have not been commonplace among independent financial advisors, this appears to be shifting. |
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Cramming for kindergarten I tutor 3-year-olds to crush the competition. |
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ifeminists
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What to Do About Daddy? How can courts help to prevent heart-wrenching father-child reunions? They should acknowledge at the very beginning of an adoption proceeding that both responsible parents have an equal voice. |
HBS Working Knowledge
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Embracing death A recent study says that parents who hold their stillborn infants may be traumatized by the experience. Yes, the moments I spent with my dying newborn were the most painful of my life -- but they were also the richest. |
Financial Advisor
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A Case Study In Succession Planning Regarding succession plans other than sales to outside parties, here's a look at Brooks Nelson who, in his 51 years, has probably thought and learned more about succession planning than most financial advisors ten years his senior. |
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Registered Rep.
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The Devilish Details of Angel Investing Angel investing can be fraught with peril -- for both the investor and the entrepreneur. But the devil's in the details. Here's a guide for mixing business with family and friends. |
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Does Your Startup Measure Up? Signing up with a young technology company need not be a leap of faith. Daniel Rippy got startup fever, left his job at Bristol-Myers Squibb -- and had second thoughts. His new book helps you look before you leap. |
