In trying economic times, many companies have been happy to stay afloat, let alone see revenue growth. But a study recently published from Georgetown University shows that S companies owned by their employees through employee stock ownership plans – ESOPs – seem to stand ahead of the pack when it comes to corporate resilience in […]
Grassroots nonprofits are a great way to get a mass movement behind a social mission. Still, the more popular they become, the more skeptical donors become about protecting themselves against scams.
For entrepreneurs considering business formation, it might be wise to brush up on corporation laws that could affect companies. The Association of Corporate Counsel in association with Georgetown University School of Law will host a two-day seminar March 11 and 12 on current legal concerns for the corporate community.
Intel recently announced an initiative in which it will partner with venture capitalists across the country to give $3.5 billion toward the advancement of tech companies in the U.S.
The recent Supreme Court decision to lift the ban on free speech allows businesses to sponsor political advertising. This is a change that Congress and the FEC are fighting because officials worry it will compromise the nation’s electoral system and make business formation a political practice.
Earlier this week, Senators Judd Gregg and Ron Wyden presented a bill in Congress that would reduce corporate income taxes. The legislators hope the tax reforms will inspire business formation and help America become more competitive in global markets.
n the midst of economic recession, many Americans have had personal belonging repossessed. But business incorporation shields entrepreneurs from this threat when it comes to corporate matters.
Earlier this week, Senators John Kerry and Richard Luger – the two ranking members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee – formally proposed legislation to create a Startup Visa, according to the Industry Standard.