BACKGROUND • Locally owned and operated electrical contracting firm in New York City • Clients: City of New York, NYS Board of Education, Mass Transit 3 COMPANY CHALLENGES Following the devastating effects of Hurricane Sandy, the company experienced a market-demand extension of payment terms. As a result of the slowdown in cash flow there was …
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COMPANY CHALLENGES Because of the financial crisis, this company experienced hangover effects, including an increase in delayed payments from General Contractors, a lack of working capital to buy supplies and pay vendors, missed bid opportunities and more. The growth was outpacing cash flow and larger payroll commitments weren’t met, increasing the company’s number of unpaid …
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COMPANY CHALLENGES The process of collecting the debris was complex because the debris first had to be identified. A sonar ship was hired by our client to identify all of the debris and then equipment had to be deployed to remove it weather permitting. The debris consisted of simple materials like wood to complex material …
Manufacturing is an important facet of the U.S. economy, despite the increase in imported goods steady elimination of factory jobs here in the states. With private sector manufacturing jobs representing only 10% of the workforce now versus 25% during the 1980s, it would seem the private sector wouldn’t provide much stamina. However, this disregards those …
As banking continues to go through changes and services become more electronic-based, bank branches are slowly falling off the map. Just under 2,600 bank branches have closed in 2014, while a mere 1,137 have opened. SNL Financial reported that 2013 saw a net loss of 1,487 branches while 2014 has seen a loss of 1,462 …
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Here Comes the Surcharge: Big Banks Dealt another Regulatory Blow by the Feds In another effort to reduce the risk of too big to fail banks and financial institutions, the Federal Reserve plans to hit the largest of U.S. banks with an expensive new regulation. Accordingly, Federal regulators intend to impose a surcharge on the …
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In a recent move by Washington to stunt economic growth, Washington agreed to a two-step strategy. The first step involves Fannie Mae bringing back low and no money down mortgages. The second step would be to discourage business loans. A few weeks ago, Mel Watts, the Director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, discussed plans …
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Congress made a decision to temporarily extend the Export-Import Bank. However, the decision is affecting business owners who depend on the credit agency. The agency decreases their risks when they export items. The charter was extended by Congress until the middle of 2015. The extended time frame was a compromise between people who trusted the …
A recently released report on the economic conditions and earnings of big banks seem to paint a picture of stability. However, a more plausible interpretation would attribute it to stagnation and the difficulties that lie ahead. Overall, investors see a rather unimpressive rate of return in terms of equity. Meanwhile, among the big banks, Citigroup …
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