In construction, revenue doesn’t always mean liquidity. Projects may look profitable on paper, but when payments lag, costs spike, or delays hit, cash can dry up fast. Without steady cash flow, even ...

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A new survey of small companies finds most owners report recurring cash flow problems—and many missed opportunity due to those—but do little to prepare for or avert them. Smaller companies are as ...

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