Ramberg and welcome to your business the show dedicated to giving you tips and advice to helping your Small Business grow. Seven years ago, i started a company with my brother. Before that, my brother had started a company with my mom. And my dad worked with his father. Our entrepreneurial ventures have had a lot of family connections. For us, it works. But it doesnt for everyone. Tensions can run high as feelings get in the way of business. Meet two entrepreneurs who have enlisted the help of their parents and together they figured out their own ways to balance the slippery slope of working with family. Owning a clothing boutique was always janine harveys dream. This is what i like ultimately want to do with my life. In 2011, at the age of 21, she opened alchemy hour boutique in new jersey with help from her parents. But this help wasnt a handout, it was a business agreement. I really wanted to treat them as investors and not just my parents giving me money. I took that as a loan from
Proposing to raise taxes by 1. 6 trillion, while cutting spending by 400 billion. On top of that, mr. Obama asked for 50 billion more for Infrastructure Spending and 140 billion to extend Unemployment Insurance benefits and the payroll tax cut. Republicans literally laughed it off. They want. They want to have this extra spending thats actually greater than the amount theyre willing to cut. I mean, its. Its. Was not a serious proposal. And so, right now, were almost nowhere. Reporter across the capitol, Republican Senate leader Mitch Mcconnell told the wall street journal his party would be willing to bring in more tax revenues if the president agreed to tighten up the eligibility requirements for entitlements. Mcconnell said that could mean higher medicare premiums for the wealthy, an increase in the medicare eligibility age and slower costofliving increases for social security. But he ruled out higher tax rates. Most democrats have ruled out all of those cuts, arguing they would unde
Proposing to raise taxes by 1. 6 trillion, while cutting spending by 400 billion. On top of that, mr. Obama asked for 50 billion more for Infrastructure Spending and 140 billion to extend Unemployment Insurance benefits and the payroll tax cut. Republicans literally laughed it off. They want. They want to have this extra spending thats actually greater than the amount theyre willing to cut. I mean, its. Its. Was not a serious proposal. And so, right now, were almost nowhere. Reporter across the capitol, Republican Senate leader Mitch Mcconnell told the wall street journal his party would be willing to bring in more tax revenues if the president agreed to tighten up the eligibility requirements for entitlements. Mcconnell said that could mean higher medicare premiums for the wealthy, an increase in the medicare eligibility age and slower costofliving increases for social security. But he ruled out higher tax rates. Most democrats have ruled out all of those cuts, arguing they would unde
The negotiations to avoid huge tax increases and spending cuts at a stalemate. The race to solve the fiscal cliff triggered another round of dramatic sound bites from republicans and president obama. Darren gersh has the latest. Reporter the president is still pushing to wrap up a deal on the fiscal cliff before christmas and just in case anyone missed that point, he visited a toy factory to urge congress to avoid raising taxes on the middle class. Thats sort of like the lump of coal you get for christmas. Thats a scrooge christmas. A typical middleclass family of four would see their income taxes go up by about 2,200. Reporter the president is proposing to raise taxes by 1. 6 trillion, while cutting spending by 400 billion. On top of that, mr. Obama asked for 50 billion more for Infrastructure Spending and 140 billion to extend Unemployment Insurance benefits and the payroll tax cut. Republicans literally laughed it off. They want. They want to have this extra spending thats actually
Tom im tom hudson. Businesses arent waiting for a deal, theyre rewarding shareholds with special dividends ahead of higher taxes in 2013. Susie investors sour on yum brands, after the parent of k. F. C. And pizza hut says sales are slowing in china. Tom that and more tonight on n. B. R. Susie the fiscal cliff talks are going nowhere. Thats the word from john boehner today. The House Speaker characterized the negotiations to avoid huge tax increases and spending cuts at a stalemate. The race to solve the fiscal cliff triggered another round of dramatic sound bites from republicans and president obama. Darren gersh has the latest. Reporter the president is still pushing to wrap up a deal on the fiscal cliff before christmas and just in case anyone missed that point, he visited a toy factory to urge congress to avoid raising taxes on the middle class. Thats sort of like the lump of coal you get for christmas. Thats a scrooge christmas. A typical middleclass family of four would see their