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Caveat Emptor: The Significance of Due Diligence in Acquiring a Business

publication date: Jun 11, 2010
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We Promise Article - Business Ideas for Women Entrepreneurs By Jennifer M. Novotny and Michael E. Silverman, Attorneys at Law

Throughout the lifecycle of a business, it is important for a business owner to remain focused on increasing the profitability, competitive advantage and market reach of the business. An entrepreneur typically accomplishes these objectives by (i) reinvesting the profits of the business to increase its workforce, customer base and cash flow and (ii) using business profits (along with other financing) to acquire competing businesses. Such business acquisitions typically serve two purposes by eliminating competitors and increasing the growth rate, product and service offerings, and market share of a business.

This article focuses on the critical nature of the due diligence process in connection with a business acquisition.

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