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As a business owner, you will understand the importance of any equipment or tool that enables you to perform in your line of duty. It doesn’t matter the nature of the equipment, all that matters is the output and its benefit to your business. While it is paramount to own tools and equipment to carry out your business dealings, there comes a time when buying the right equipment may be an uphill battle hence you may need to lease equipment.
Week ahead: politics tops the risk list, again
– nytimes.com/services
Markets ready for the UK Autumn Statement economic outlook – the first since the Brexit vote – and look for more signs of how Italy’s key constitutional referendum might turn out. But again, sentiment is likely to be dominated by the fallout from the US election. David Pollard reports.
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By Morra Aarons-Mele Storytelling has always been a big part of American entrepreneurship. And it has been a powerfully positive one: the idea of the lone striver relentlessly pursuing his or her dream.But these days, the prevailing story we’re telling—in our companies, our media, our culture and to each other—does more harm than good…
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By Louise Lee To a founder, maintaining control of a startup might be a good boost for the ego. But it often comes at a price: a lower valuation for the company.That’s the conclusion of a recent study by Noam Wasserman, former professor at Harvard Business School and now director of the Founder Central initiative at the University of Southern California…