Ann Logue

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Ann Logue is a lecturer in finance at the University of Illinois at Chicago and a writer specializing in business and finance. She is the author of four books on investing in Wiley’s for Dummies series and has written for Barron’s, Entrepreneur and Newsweek Japan, among other publications. She lives in Chicago and holds the Chartered Financial Analyst designation.
Co-working
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Coworking the American Dream

The path from coffee shop to office tower has many intermediate stops, which are often coworking spaces. These are places where people share offices until they become large enough to go out on their own. They...
Fintech
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Fintech, Venture Capital and Your Company

Venture capitalists have moved on from social media apps and photo filters. The new interest is financial services, especially lending. This may create new options for small businesses looking for new sources of funding. The...
Improve Your Marketing
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Improve Your Marketing with Culture Clues

The Peter Mayer advertising agency in New Orleans specializes in work for brands that have a strong cultural resonance, often Louisiana-based companies that are closely associated with the local community but that are national in...
Business Plan
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Financial Projections and Your Business Plan

There’s so much to running a business that the numbers can get lost in the fun of the planning. What will the business cards look like? How will we recognize top customers? What products will...