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  • IPOs are Headline News for Technology and Life Sciences Companies

    May 2, 2014

    There's been a lot of first-quarter IPO activity, especially in the technology and life sciences sector. Company valuations have been high. As of April 2, there were 170 filings for IPOs in 2014. What does this flurry of IPO activity indicate? Is your company next in line for an IPO?

  • After the IPO, Twitter Can’t Rest on its Laurels

    May 28, 2014

    After the IPO, Twitter can’t rest on its laurels. Tech IPO's are in a fast-changing global market where competition, acquisitions and the Internet change daily. Tech companies need to come up with ways to reinvent themselves so they can stay on top of the market and respond to consumer needs.

  • Does the Apple Stock Split Indicate Another Tech Bubble?

    Jun 4, 2014

    Does the Apple Stock Split Indicate Another Tech Bubble? Stock splits were very popular in the late 1990s because it made stock affordable to the average investor. A company’s value does not change with a stock split and the media buzz has already driven Apple stock higher.

  • Alibaba Will Go Public in U.S. Market

    May 21, 2014

    One of the hallmarks of the recent IPO boom has been extremely high valuations, accompanied by much debate over whether they are justifiably high. Here’s a look at Alibaba’s movement towards their IPO and valuation considerations.

  • The JOBS Act and Confidential IPOs

    Apr 3, 2014

    Could the recent surge in confidential IPO's be a sign that the JOBS Act is encouraging small to midsize companies to test the public market? With a confidential IPO, a company can keep much of its financial information out of the public eye until shortly before shares begin to trade.

  • Is Airbnb Preparing for an IPO?

    Apr 9, 2014

    Tech market IPO's are hot and Airbnb is another company on the potential IPO watch list. What I find most noteworthy about the Airbnb story is the very high business valuation and many are questioning if the tech market is in a bubble that could burst.

  • Trends Seen in the Box IPO and Other Recent Tech IPOs

    Apr 15, 2014

    Box recently filed for an IPO. Similarities of other recent IPO's and what it may mean for companies thinking about an IPO. Box is another tech company using the NYSE, rather than the NASDAQ. The latest Tech IPO with a high valuation and low to nonexistent profit margins.

  • Three Strategies for Providing Professional Growth Opportunities to Employees

    Jan 26, 2022

    Three strategies organizations can implement to provide professional growth opportunities to their employees, including offering transparent communication, creating paths of progression, and implementing individual development plans.

  • How Hiring Based on Competencies Helps Diversify and Retain Talent

    Nov 18, 2021

    Ginny Clark, former director of executive recruiting at Google and leadership strategist provides insight on how organizations can increase diversity and compete in the talent war through recruitment, retention, and building company cultures that focus on competencies rather than experience.

  • Rewarding and Recognizing Employees at Year-End Amid Rising Inflation

    Oct 27, 2022

    As inflation continues to hover over 8%, business leaders are aiming to strike a balance between properly rewarding the efforts of their employees and protecting the financial position of the business. Learn five things to consider when evaluating merit increases.

  • Cybersecurity: How Safe Is Your Family Office?

    Jun 2, 2022

    A recap of an EisnerAmper webinar focused on the cybersecurity concerns facing contemporary family offices, including mitigation strategies.

  • A “Steal Man” Beats a “Straw Man” Every Time

    Nov 16, 2021

    Family business should consider the “steal man” decision approach where each party writes out their idea and the other party must “steal” their idea and sell it back to them better than before.

  • It’s Time to Consider Cybersecurity Risk for Employee Benefit Plans

    Apr 20, 2022

    Headlines remind business leaders of the risks surrounding cybersecurity and the consequences of either a cyberattack or data breach. The benefit plan industry is no different, but there are steps that can be taken.

  • 5 Tips Dentists Can Use to Achieve Financial Success

    Mar 19, 2021

    A discussion on what 5 tips can help dentist achieve financial success including benefit from tax reform, have a plan, take stock and don't spend it all.

  • Proper Dental Practice Succession Planning Begins Early

    Mar 8, 2021

    Dental succession plans are based on one of four scenarios which include sell your practice to a dental professional or professionals in your practice, sell to a corporate entity, sell to an unrelated party and terminate the practice and liquidate your assets.

  • Tax Benefits for Dentists Can Double Under New Cost Segregation Rules

    Mar 19, 2021

    Cost segregation may not be the first thing dental practice owners think about when it comes to running a profitable, cost-efficient business.

  • Preparing for Your Plan Audit, Part 5: Minutes and Amendments

    Mar 29, 2022

    Plan meeting minutes are vital for documenting fiduciary obligations under ERISA and providing auditors with the information to properly plan and execute a plan’s audit.

  • MarylandSaves for Employers

    Nov 11, 2022

    The Maryland Small Business Retirement Savings Program, a.k.a. MarylandSaves, applies to all Maryland employers who have been in business for at least two years, have at least one W-2 employee, and use a payroll system. MarylandSaves launched state-wide on September 15, 2022; this article features content about what employers need to do to be in compliance.

  • Barriers to Maintaining Doctor-patient Relationships

    Mar 19, 2021

    Doctors are finding it more and more difficult to build trusting, long-lasting relationships with their patients.

  • Maximize Your Oral Cancer Screening Reimbursement

    Mar 1, 2021

    Many practices can find themselves in a grey area when it comes to charging issues for oral cancer exams. Your dental practice may be unsure of what fee to charge, what ADA code to bill or whether insurance companies will reimburse this fee.