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Skip the night classes and become a master financial analyst from the comfort of your own home.

Work with those you trust, pick the right business, and roll up your sleeves, say Kara Goldin, Tai Lopez, and others.

No matter how well you plan or how far ahead you think, unexpected expenses and market shifts will catch you out. Then thinking on your feet alone will determine whether your company survives.

Your business plan is how investors and potential partners see that you know everything you can about your industry.

Here's how to stay out of a potentially tricky situation.

Don't discount alternative funding sources and creative revenue streams. To get through the toughest times, companies must do whatever it takes.

Franchisees share how they pulled together the cash to open their own franchise.

The advantages of customer financing over debt and equity financing are considerable.

What looks like a deal is really a starting point for discussion when the show is over.

With an annual production of 24 million vehicles every fiscal year the Indian Automotive industry is emerging as one of the major players

Need a small loan fast? We've vetted these small-business loans for you.

Getting funding can be harder for freelancers, but there are options.

Unique businesses die from ordinary mistakes every day. Quit thinking you're exempt.

Getting capital is no easy feat, especially for first-time franchisees.

The challenges facing the aspiring entrepreneurs are not new but the tools they have available certainly are.

Get the basics right and you'll be in good shape for the long run.

Landing on the right type of business financing is a critical step for turning expansion plans into reality.

Many successful companies bootstrapped to get started but getting big almost inevitably requires funding.

Four ways to set yourself up for success with your new high-maintenance stakeholders

One of the most desirable small business loans is from a lender who genuinely wants to help you.

Your credit score is a major factor, but it's not the only reason potential lenders might give you bad news.