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[09/02] American Eagle key revenue figure rises 1 percent
[09/02] Bernanke: Shut down banks if they threaten system
[09/02] ECB leaves interest rates on hold for 16th month
[09/02] Mortgage rates hit decades-low of 4.32 percent
[09/02] More NC residents leave coast ahead of Earl
[09/02] Swiss economy grew 0.9 percent in second quarter
[09/02] TD Bank profit rises 29 percent
[09/02] Avis raises cash portion of Dollar Thrifty bid
[09/02] Discounts spur surprising Aug. retail sales gains
[09/02] Abercrombie & Fitch Aug. revenue comparison rises
[09/02] Burger King agrees to $3.26B buyout by 3G Capital
[09/02] Nordstrom August revenue comparison rises
[09/02] No bank account? Get your tax refund on plastic
[09/02] Few signs of run on Afghanistan's Kabul Bank
[09/02] ECB raises 2010, 2011 eurozone growth forecast
[09/02] German car exports up 12 percent in August
[09/02] Factory orders rise 0.1 percent in July
[09/02] Euro largely holds gains, buys $1.2788
[09/02] Oil hovers below $74 as Asian stocks gain
[09/02] Chinese demand helps lift Pernod Ricard profits

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Insuring Your Home Business

Millions of Americans run businesses out of their homes offering products and services to local neighborhoods or through the Internet to the international community. What home-business owners may not know is that their business supplies and inventory may not be covered under their homeowner’s insurance policy. And even worse, business activities in the home could void a homeowner’s insurance policy, so even personal items cannot be covered under it. You may need to seek counsel from an experienced attorney in the event your insurer rejects claims you make under your homeowner's policy.

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How is a public offering structured?

Public offerings are a way for some companies to generate income. Public offerings may be either initial public offerings, if the company has never issued shares publicly before, or additional issues, if the company has issued shares in the past. Public offerings can also be described as primary offerings, where the company earns the proceeds from the sale; secondary offerings, where a major shareholder or shareholders profit from the proceeds; or a combination offering, where both the company and the shareholders sell shares.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Should a business use a "doing business as" name?

Should a business owner lease or buy equipment for the business?

How do business owners transfer businesses to their children?

Should an entrepreneur use a credit card to finance a start-up?

Who is considered an independent contractor?

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