Turnaround Strategies

If you're ever given the opportunity to help turn an ailing company around, don't listen to the naysayers. Stick around -- and learn.

Founders pursuing their romantic startup vision often need a dispassionate pro to keep things real.

Do you know why your company's in trouble? Go back to the drawing board for a fresh approach -- and ask for help when you need it.

The best way to move forward is to tackle your biggest weaknesses by devising a strategy that addresses those challenges head-on.

Three lucky business owners will come onstage at Entrepreneur's Thought Leaders event for a special Q&A with the host of CNBC's The Profit.

The move comes as Sears tries to bounce back from a five-year stretch during which it lost more than $8 billion as it closed hundreds of stores and sales dropped sharply.

I went from being a problem to society to being a CEO of multiple companies. Miracles are real.

If Apple, Fedex and AirBnB could turn themselves around, why not you too?

As Organ says: 'The only thing you can control as a CEO is your own mindset and activity produced.'

The company reports fourth-quarter profit but a sales miss.

The company is entering the second phase of its two-year turnaround plan.

Joy Chen, CEO of the company behind the Yes to Carrots and Yes to Tomatoes beauty lines, shares her experience turning the once unprofitable company into a fast-growing brand.

As an entrepreneur you are going to face your fair share of challenges, some more dire than others. When times get tough, you are going to need to turnaround your business, develop a pivot strategy and get your company back on track. Here is how.

When businesses get stuck in a rut, they are confronted with a stark choice: Change or die. See some major transformations, for better or worse.

The flamboyant new Broadway show about reviving a family shoe business by catering to drag performers today earned 13 Tony nominations.

Business owners have become experts at dealing with a down economy. But how do you take advantage of the growing economy to put your business ahead of the curve?

Plenty of business owners are looking to sell their businesses. Consider these seven points before writing your check.

A comeback starts with a vision for reinventing your company for the post-recession era.

A handful of classic restaurant brands have reemerged from bankruptcy. Here's how these franchises fought their way back from the great strip mall in the sky.

Is your business feeling like an old jalopy? Here are strategies for getting the money-making engine humming again.

If you've been checked out and letting your business's problems multiply, restaurant expert Jon Taffer from the series 'Bar Rescue' has some tips on how to turn things around.