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IPOs vs. SPACs

Definition of a SPAC according to investopedia: A special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) is a company that has no commercial operations and is formed strictly to raise capital through an initial public offering (IPO) for the purpose of acquiring or merging with an existing company. Also known as “blank check companies,” SPACs… Read More »IPOs vs. SPACs

2021 Buyer Drivers (Enterprise Value < $2m)

As reported by brokers as they talked with business buyers: “reflects issues driving buyers to market to acquire businesses with enterprise value of less than $2 million.” Customer base and Labor are the top two reasons.

Flux In The Workforce

Despite the disappointing jobs report it did show improvement, even if below expectations. As outlined by Axios: The big shocker of today’s jobs report: More than half a million people entered the labor force, the biggest influx in over a year. Why it matters: A giant cloud over the recovery… Read More »Flux In The Workforce

Self Employment At 10 Year High

As we see college attendance dropping, we are also seeing more young people being Entrepreneurs, we are excited about all these new business owners entering the market. As outlined by Axios: Entrepreneurship rebounded this summer to its highest level since just before the financial crisis. The asterisk: “Young people, women… Read More »Self Employment At 10 Year High