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Is Yahoo Putting the For-Sale Sign on Patents?
Jun 2, 2016
Yahoo's first-quarter sales and net income for 2016 were down significantly compared to the same quarter last year, and the company announced a $4.4 billion loss for the 4th quarter of 2015. Yahoo is exploring the sale of non-core businesses such as patents and real estate.
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In Memoriam – Intel’s Andrew S. Grove 1936-2016
Apr 22, 2016
Techies around the world lost a champion recently when former Intel CEO and Chair Andrew Grove passed away. Engineer, author, scientist, entrepreneur, educator and philanthropist, Andrew Grove’s death marks the passing of one of the most influential people of the 20th century.
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May 5, 2016
While we’re all familiar with com, org, net and edu, most people are unfamiliar with the '.io' domain. But according to industry statistics, its use more than doubled from 2014 to 2015, with approximately 400,000 websites registered as .io. What is the .io domain and why the sudden popularity?
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The (Potential) Rebirth of the R & D Tax Credit
May 19, 2014
Rebirth of the R&D tax credit. A possible tax credit, similar to the present R&D credit under IRC section 41, might be extended retroactively for 2014 industry expenditures for research and development. Information on current R&D tax credit legislation.
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Filing for an IPO: What You Need to Know
May 15, 2014
Filing for an IPO - what you need to know. IPO activity is booming with many companies considering this to be a great time to raise capital. If you’re thinking of taking your company to the public market, here are some things you need to know to help you achieve your goal.
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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?
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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An Update on the Implementation of the New FATF Travel Rule Requirements
Mar 4, 2020
Further discussion of FATF’s implementation of the new requirements for the provisioning of personal identifiable information (PII) regarding users involved in crypto transactions totaling more than $1000 USD/EUR, as well as Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs - for example, CoinBase) now being required to store this information on record by the governing body.
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Remember Empathy, Legality and Business Health During Workforce Reductions
Dec 5, 2022
It’s important that business and HR leaders’ mindsets be rooted in compassion, proper organizational structure, and legality when facing workforce reductions.
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In a Pro-Union Environment, Being Proactive Is Key
Feb 16, 2021
With a new, pro-union administration in Washington, now might be a good time for your business to proactively assess its policies and procedures regarding wages, benefits, working conditions.
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Are Financial Advisors Ready for Digital Assets?
Feb 3, 2020
A recap of the Digital Assets track including commentary from Don Friedman and Ric Edelman. Coverage focuses on blockchain’s impact on the global economy and how digital assets can play a role in portfolios.
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Dec 7, 2021
CityCoins, a project launched on the Stacks blockchain (STX) allowing investors to support cities with a crypto revenue stream, announced recently that New York City will be next in line to have its own cryptocurrency.
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Developing Businesses with the Strategic Roadmap
Jul 26, 2021
Webinar highlights about how companies can rethink the way they strategize for the future and grow their value while minimizing risks through the strategic roadmap.
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Crypto Losses Are Not All Alike
Nov 21, 2022
This post, in a Q&A format, digs into some of the questions regarding cryptocurrency losses and their tax treatment.
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Balancing the Return to Office with Remote Work Sentiments
Aug 4, 2021
Both employees and employers are struggling to find balance between embracing remote work perks and the opportunities and benefits of returning to the office. This is leading companies to adopt strategies to pull, rather than push, their employees back through their office doors.