Avoiding Membership In The SBA's "5 Year Failure Small Business Club"Business InsiderThere are many reasons that the US Small Business Administration consistently reports a small business failure rate of well over 50% within the first five years of doing business. Although the SBA gives very broad reasons behind organizations' failures …

Business experts warn small business owners to plan for growth or risk failureRelease-news.com (press release)With small business failure rates maintaining their 2010 highs, leading business commentators are advising business owners to plan for growth or risk failure. Business coach, financial planner and commentator Peter Switzer says “when your business is …

Insolvencies down in East MidsInsider MediaBusinesses in East Midlands are bucking the business failure trend with the number of companies going bust in the region down by more than 10 per cent in the second quarter of 2011. That's according to the latest business failure figures from …

SEDCO assists over 800 aspiring entrepreneursThe Swazi ObserverSEDCO's Annual Report 2009 to 2010 says 217 (130) sought business advisory services and 593 (439) undertook business management training courses on entrepreneurship, causes of business failure, importance of bookkeeping and others. …

Is a business failure really such a bad thing? Read today's feature – the …StartupSmartToday on StartupSmart, we assess the impact of business failure; a scary but very real prospect for start-ups. Recent figures released by credit reporting agency Dun & Bradstreet show the number of businesses that fail remains at …

Changing Business with Cloud ComputingCloudTweaks NewsLoss of business due to system overload or breakdown leads not only to loss of revenue and customer confidence, it can, in some cases, lead to a total business failure. In order to survive and thrive, established, start-up, and growing businesses must …

The Real Cause of Business Failure…Business InsiderSo don't worry about research results that make conclusions of business failure. Run your own business carefully. Plan, set goals, find ways to track and measure progress against goals, and revise the plan frequently.