Keith Lowe

You know you want to start a business. Now what? Try searching these sources for ideas.

Don't let red tape boggle your mind. Here's how to handle some common legal dilemmas.

Make it easy for customers to pay your invoices, and you'll see your money sooner rather than later.

When events take you by surprise, you need to be able to handle them properly. How prepared are you?

Tax deductions, pricing, scoping out your competition and more answers to some of your common questions

What's the best way to divvy up your company among partners? There's no easy answer.

Even if you're just starting out, it's important to protect your business with the right insurance.

By itself, not much. But if you have the ability to build a successful company around it, then you're in business.

You've got questions. We've got answers. What could be more divine?

Our startup expert explains how to work with one of the new professionals in your business life.

The second in a three-part series on dealing with the new professionals in your business life

Here's how to establish a good working relationship with your banker from the start.

Should you outsource business functions or is it better to keep them in-house?

CEO, CFO, VP: Are these acronyms even important in the early days?

Improve yourself and your business by committing to lifelong learning.

Meeting someone who can show you the ropes may be the best thing you ever do for your business.