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An S-corp is a type of corporation that elects to pass corporate income, loss, deductions and credits to its shareholders. In other words, an S-corp is a tax status classification that some businesses can elect. It provides limited liability while enabling corporations that have less than 100 shareh

In a speech at an Iowa state fair last year, presidential hopeful Mitt Romney uttered the phrase “Corporations are people.” In context, he meant that corporations are simply organizations made up of people. Out of context, it was a pretty bad gaffe and became a talking point [...]

Review these four rules and keep them in mind prior to forming a nonprofit corporation to make sure your business is in compliance.

Corporations use Black History Month to tell us how they appreciate Black culture instead of showing us.

Employees of Certified B Corps explain why they choose to spend their time working for companies that measure what matters. Learn more about B Corporations a...

It might seem counterintuitive, but a lot of big corporations are helping out the little guys--and not just out of the goodness of their heart. It turns out, this can be a very healthy, symbiotic relationship with both sides benefiting.

People often find it extremely difficult to believe that it is “legal” for corporations to sell products “if they can cause kill/cause cancer.”

Entrepreneurs who properly leverage the resources of a corporation for their benefit will be at a significant advantage.

Corporations are, and should be, legal “persons.” Lots of well-meaning liberals say otherwise — but even they should be on board.

Do you know what I love? Corporations! Some of my favorites are Raytheon, Unisys, Morton Thiokol, AlliedSignal, US West and Ingersoll-Rand. Have you seen the new Archer Daniels Midland annual report? It's amazing!