The revenue-maximizing price is the cost at which a business will make the most revenue for a given item. In order to find the price that will maximize revenue, a business must either experiment with ...

Millions of Americans are suffering from an overwhelming dose of apathy and underachievement. Particularly in a time when leading companies are aggressively seeking confident young adults to transform ...

Share repurchases, corporate restructurings and “fancy footwork”: Those were the three tactics identified by New York Times business reporter, Leslie Wayne, in February 1984 that corporate executives ...

The Roth 401(k) is a type of retirement savings account that combines features of the traditional 401(k) and Roth IRA. Like a traditional 401(k), it's typically provided by employers, but it differs ...

Maximizing profits in your business should be one of your primary goals. However, knowing precisely how to achieve this goal can be challenging. The truth is that there is no one perfect formula for ...

While shareholders are the literal owners of corporations, there is occasionally tension between shareholders and the company they own. In other words, the best interests of the shareholders are not ...

When it comes to making decisions, I’m not what you’d call a numbers guy. Statistics rarely drive me. Feelings, intuition, and gut instinct do. Of course, a hard look at the numbers can influence my ...

When a company focuses on maximizing shareholder value, it’s actively working to increase the wealth of its shareholders. This could mean boosting profits, increasing dividends or driving up the stock ...

Last week on Forbes, I wrote “Why Business Owners Should Never Let Ego Stand In The Way Of Profits,” which focused on the importance of business owners not losing sight of what’s best for their ...

Customer lifetime value (CLV or CLTV) is the most underappreciated B2C metric. "Underappreciated, you say? We measure customer lifetime value, and it's really important to us!" Sure it's a common ...

There are many ways to be a minimalist. And each kind can add a lot of value to your life. You can be a “stuff minimalist” and try to get by with less stuff. You can be an “open loop minimalist” and ...