That's what friends are for

Article Abstract:

Startups are usually risky businesses because of which very few finance options are available to startups. While personal savings are first to go to gallows, help from friends and relatives is always welcome. A list of sources from which the startups could borrow is presented and an optimal blend of percentages of finance from such sources is suggested.

Financial management, Finance, New business enterprises, Startups, Company financing, Project finance

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Enemies work together: In the constant push for expansion and savings, companies can benefit from sharing assets and investments with their competitors

Article Abstract:

The sharing of assets and information between several competitive companies in Australia is discussed. It is suggested to be the best strategy for the companies to provide the shareholders with increased returns.

Evaluation, Business negotiations

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The price is might

Article Abstract:

The Fast 100 companies are aiming to have lower prices than their competitors. A strategic partnership with suppliers and customers in terms of cost and margin is giving them better profit margin.

Marketing procedures, Customer relations

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