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Smells Like Potential for a Motivated Entrepreneur Through Acquisition — Silverwave Field Notes combs through and analyzes thousands of businesses available for sale that may be of interest to entrepreneurs looking to acquire an existing business. We are not affiliated with the business listed for sale unless otherwise disclosed. …

Finance your Growth via the ‘Float’ — In the chaotic world of waste management, where every dollar counts and the smell of overcharges lingers like rotten fish, waste brokers emerge as the unsung heroes. …

DTC & Amazon FBA Sales Channels — 40% Repeat Order Rate — All Private Label SKUs — Silverwave Field Notes combs through and analyzes thousands of businesses available for sale that may be of interest to entrepreneurs looking to acquire an existing business. We are not affiliated with the business listed for sale unless otherwise disclosed. The business highlighted below is represented by WebClosers.com

The single most common contributor to whether ‘entrepreneurship through acquisition’ is successful or not, is setting standards too high and not lowing them fast enough. Yes, there’s a huge element of chance as well, but according to Harvard Business School Professor Royce Yudkoff, when a prospective entrepreneur starts searching on…

The most expensive Ferrari ever sold at auction — The 1962 Ferrari 330 LM / 250 GTO (3765) by Scaglietti — a fleeting, ephemeral moment of beauty that, if not seized upon with the vigilance of the gods, dissolves into the shadowed corridors of memory and regret. Over the years, 3765 changed hands, each guardian adding a new chapter…

Cutting through the Seas of Mediocrity — In an era where the car has been demoted from a marvel of personal expression to a mere conveyance, Rolls-Royce has obstinately stood firm as a bastion of bespoke magnificence. …

Karl Marx posited the labor theory of value which said the value of anything — a commodity, a product or service — was solely determined by the labor that goes into it. It’s an interesting theory (that’s cost quite a few lives), but it doesn’t explain how people spend money. …

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