What to Do When Your Foreign Customer Fails to Pay Collecting debts from domestic customers is tough enough, but trying to collect from an international client is a whole other ball game. Not only must you overcome the language barrier, but business culture issues can...
Work Viewed as Just One Component of Collective Existential Crisis For more than a year now, U.S. employers across every industry and business sector have been reeling from “the Great Resignation.” Americans are leaving their jobs in droves. Forty-seven million left...
Tips for Combatting Shortages and Delays American business owners have witnessed unprecedented global supply chain disruptions in the past couple of years. Even today, while the COVID-19 pandemic appears to be under control in the U.S. and Europe, China continues to...
Creditors and Their Counsel Can Now “Breathe a Lot Easier” Creditors Adjustment Bureau (CAB) recently prevailed in a landmark court decision issued by the California Appellate Court. The court ruling in Creditors Adjustment Bureau Inc. v. Ray Imani, 2022...
How to Attract, Motivate, and Retain Employees of All Ages As more Americans push their retirement back further and further, the U.S. labor landscape is becoming increasingly multigenerational. Professionals with more than 50 years of experience can be seen working...
How High Inflation Rates Impact Commercial Debt Collection With U.S. inflation higher than it’s been in more than 40 years, creditors are wondering what the effect will be. If the nature of your business includes extending commercial credit, you may be concerned about...
