By Tony Pepper I guess there can’t be many of us that haven’t heard of the term “Cybercrime” – but what actually is it? Well, there are many forms of cybercrime: online scams and fraud, identity theft, attacks on computer systems and networks, the spreading of computer viruses and malware, hacking, and distributed denial of service […]
By Cliff Ennico “My two partners and I started a limited liability company (LLC) a couple of years ago. The business has done great, and we are starting to attract interest from local angel investors. When we put together the company, the three of us signed a very short Operating Agreement giving us equal shares in […]
By Nicky Tatley When a company has a rapid employee turnover, it generally results in a negative effect on productivity as time is spent training new people, who then may leave before they have a complete understanding of the business. Study after study has demonstrated that a contented workforce is more productive, less likely to take […]
By Emily Johnson When you’re writing and working from home, focusing can be a problem. A very major factor in properly handling the workday is figuring out the best way of organizing your writing space. A messy writing space can be a major hassle that blocks you from completing the next great American novel – or […]
By David Thal and Zach Oakes With the quickly approaching EMV (Europay Mastercard Visa) requirements, US companies large and small must begin to consider the implications of the “liability shift” just around the corner. Beginning in October 2015, the card issuers will no longer carry the burden of fraud liability that has long plagued (tainted) […]