When a family business takes over a small company and achieves unlikely
success, should it plan to include the next generation in its leadership?
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With incomplete financial records, what steps should an accountant take to track down the shady dealings of a nightclub co-owner in order to help the more honest partner to re-launch the debt-ridden business?
How should a firm estimate production quantities to optimally balance fixed set-up costs and cycle-stock costs?
What are the most common reasons that firms fail, and what are the critical ingredients for a successful turnaround?
Should a consultant to pension funds add real estate investments to a mid-sized fund's portfolio?
How would increasing an investment in a bottling operation affect the soda giant's financial statements?
How should a bank account for operating leases when assessing the risk of a loan?
How does a firm evaluate competitive advantage within its own lines of businesses?
How should businesses use ideation and commercialization to achieve innovation-driven growth?
Can a sporting goods store increase its revenues by changing the way it manages discounts?