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Top 3 Ways Fed Rate Cuts Could Make Your Small Business More Profitable

The Motley Fool

But if you're looking for investors for your business, such as angel investors or venture capital investors, lower interest rates could start to drive more money out of lower-yielding cash accounts, and motivate more investors to take chances on companies like yours.

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A Tale of Two Fundraising Stories

This is going to be BIG.

I certainly would have wanted to be an angel investor in Thrillist at the time. You don''t want to tell investors you''re trying to get this person and then have to tell them you failed. Hiring a consultant who always intends to be a consultant isn''t a failure. Nice, tight story that makes sense.

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Could Fed Rate Cuts Make It Easier to Start a Business? 3 Reasons Why

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More appetite for risk from investors As part of the overall "easy money" effect of Fed interest rate cuts, some small businesses might have an easier time raising money from investors. Lower interest rates can motivate big companies to start spending on new equipment, facilities, and long-delayed consulting projects.

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5 Small Business Myths That Can Hold Your Business Back

The Motley Fool

But most small businesses don't require millions from angel investors. If pricing really feels like a stumbling block, consider offering a short-term price reduction, like a discounted first service or a free consultation. Think about how you can start small and build over time.

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Collective Minds Radiology Closes SEK84M Financing

FinSMEs

The round was led by Segulah Medical Acceleration, Brightly Ventures Tradecity, Crista Galli Ventures and angels investors.

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Can I Sell My 50% Share in a Business? Exploring Options

Hedgestone

Who should you consult? Consulting with a legal expert can help you navigate these complexities and sell your 50% share in the business confidently and legally. While co-owners might offer a smoother transition, external investors could inject new capital or ideas into the business, potentially driving growth.

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Does the U.S. Steel Deal Mark the End of an Era?

The Motley Fool

Deidre talks to angel investor and author Bill Raduchel about how tech has changed over the past six decades. I caught up with Angel investor and author Bill Raduchel about the past six decades in tech, messing with the laws of physics, and the difference between Apple and Xerox. Steel over time.