Turnaround Strategies: Page 3
A Fix-and-Flip Business-Buying Checklist
Plenty of business owners are looking to sell their businesses. Consider these seven points before writing your check.
Five Steps to a Successful Business Turnaround
A comeback starts with a vision for reinventing your company for the post-recession era.
How Ground Round, Sizzler and Bennigan's Bounced Back from Bankruptcy
A handful of classic restaurant brands have reemerged from bankruptcy. Here's how these franchises fought their way back from the great strip mall in the sky.
Five Tips for Retooling Your Business
Is your business feeling like an old jalopy? Here are strategies for getting the money-making engine humming again.
Does Your Small Business Suffer from Owner Neglect?
If you've been checked out and letting your business's problems multiply, restaurant expert Jon Taffer from the series 'Bar Rescue' has some tips on how to turn things around.
Five Signs It's Time to Change Your Prices
Are your prices driving away customers or creating unrealistic demand? You may be making one or more of these common mistakes. Here's how to turn it around.
From Mess to Success: Spike TV Readies Bar Rescue Reality Show
Bar consultant Jon Taffer offers his top three management tips for business owners in all industries.
Shift Your Mindset, Save Your Business
Five steps to see your company in a new way -- and make a comeback.
Five Recovery Steps Business Owners Need to Take Now
How to put your company in the best position to benefit from an improving economy.
How the Recession Saved One Company
A small business owner is forced to retract, only to return stronger than ever.
How Pricing Can Power a Turnaround
A small business overhauls its fee model to woo customers and make a comeback.
A Reinvention for the Long Haul
How a focus on innovation sparked a rebound from the recession.
From Rock Bottom to Rebirth
How a commercial graphics company discovered new markets for a business rebound.
Coping with a Cash Crunch
How three entrepreneurs hunkered down to ride out the recession.
Fixing a Nearly Fatal Flaw
A boutique direct marketer foundered serving too many markets, until the company found its focus.