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The letter should quote the false statements they are posting online, explain the damage this is causing your business and firmly — yet politely — request that the posts be removed or face the certainty of legal action. Your response should also be posted online.” Sternberg recommends that ...
Moreover, it's a good idea to read the S-1, a regulatory filing that includes important information about the company that is planning to go public. Make sure to focus on the prospectus summary, risk factors and the letter from the founders. ...
Yes. Say you’re writing a letter in Microsoft Word. By saving the file to the cloud folder, you’ll have a copy of the letter on your PC and in the cloud. This is particularly handy if you work on multiple devices. Back up your files to another source, too, be it a removable ...
Weiss added stock ratings in 2001 and now offers buy, sell and hold opinions on 6,000 stocks, as well as a letter-grade safety rating (A through F). The Weiss system is quantitative, weighing 60 factors, including a company's financial stability, says chief executive Bruce Fador. Weiss ...
If your plan is ending, you should get a letter in early October explaining that it will no longer be available next year. However, your plan is still responsible for providing coverage for the remainder of the year and you should retain coverage until December 31. ...
“We used to be able to say that the IRS will never call you to collect a debt, but now you may be called if you owe back taxes,” says Schifferle. However, you will be notified by letter first, and legitimate debt collectors will not argue if you want to call the IRS to verify...
“Start by speaking with people you know,” says SCORE mentor Norman. “What product or service are they currently using in your competitive frame? Are they satisfied with it? What do they like or dislike? Then share your idea. Do people like or dislike it? Why? What would make it...
take off, literally. A variety of industries are planning to use lightweight, unmanned aircraft. That will pack a big economic wallop, creating thousands of jobs for drone operators, data analysts, mechanics and others.The Kiplinger Letterforecasts that this could be a $10 billion industry by ...
However, while Chairman and CEO Bradley Jacobs calls himself a "pragmatic bear" because of the coronavirus, he urges shareholders to take a long-term view of the stock. "Things are difficult right now and they'll get worse in the short-...