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I started up a company but it didn’t take off, so we moved on to another company that’s doing well. Now I want to dissolve the older company, but it still contains assets, like computers and intellectual property, and multiple people have claim to those assets. What’s the best way to dissolve a company in this situation? Also, what happens if my partners don’t want to dissolve? What should I do then?
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My iPhone app is buried in the App Store. Any advice for founders like me who need to promote their iPhone apps but don’t know how.
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By Lyne Noella, CEO of WavePlay LLC
Do you see frightening signs that your customers view your business as a commodity? Do your customers:
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We have a site that offers an online service. We’d like to get other sites to promote the service and share revenue with them. What should we look out for when doing revenue sharing deals?
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I run a tech startup that does online inventory management. Does it really make sense for my company to use Twitter as a marketing tool? It seems like a lot of work to be tweeting all the time, and would anyone really care? Would they even read my tweets? And even if they did, would it translate into business? Bottom line is that I think my time could be better spent on building my business, or am I missing something?
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I have an employee who isn’t working out. What’s the best way to go about firing this person? I don’t want to get sued for discrimination or unfairly treating someone. What should I do in advance to protect myself?
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by Raj Gavurla, Entrepreneurial Speaker, Author, Coach
In the forefront of our mindset and mood is the desire to raise the standard of work and living. As humans it is ingrained in us to strive.









