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The Shortest Distance to Cash
Supply-chain strategies now include clever ways to improve cash flow.
March 1, 2010
Which is more valuable, gold or beryllium? John Grampa's answer — gold — probably won't surprise you, but his reasoning might. Gold is worth more than beryllium to his company, Brush Engineered Materials, not because it can fetch more in the metals market but because products made from it can be turned into cash more quickly. Read more...
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An Eye-Opening IPO
How network-security company Fortinet pulled off a solid offering in a shaky market. February 23, 2010
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Detroit Breakdown: IRS Denies Spin-off Treatment
In what appears to be a case about a Ford Motor Co. tax-free spin-off, the IRS says payments "originating" as a result of the transaction should be included in gross income. February 22, 2010
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Tech Deals Come Alive
Despite a flat revenue outlook for 2010, pent-up demand unleashes an M&A flurry in the sector. February 19, 2010
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Obama Budget to Spark Tax Debates
President Obama's proposed 2011 budget is replete with tax proposals, many that are "hostile" to business. Here's a breakdown of the potential changes. February 16, 2010
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Middle-Market Deals: All Systems Go
It could be a boom year for midsize M&A, with conditions significantly improved since last fall. February 11, 2010
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Spreadsheets and Banking Fee Deductions
Determining whether "success-based" banking fees are deductible in M&A transactions takes some patience. But in a hypothetical case, the IRS ruled on how to treat the work of an accounting firm that was not directly involved in the deal. February 8, 2010
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Cablevision Shoots for an MSG Spin-off
The cable television giant sets a date to divest its Madison Square Garden network in what appears to be a tax-free transaction. February 1, 2010
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King-Size PE Funds Underperform
Buyout funds larger than $4.5 billion lost 31.4% over one year and 3.1% over three years, raising caution among investors, says Preqin. January 13, 2010
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Best of 2009: Tax
In a year when corporate profits took a beating, Congress and the IRS provided tax relief for companies with reported net operating losses. January 6, 2010
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