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Leonard Pokrovski

added blog Business and Corporate Finance
2026-01-08 09:20:27 -

What Are Fixed vs. Variable Costs?
What Are Fixed vs. Variable Costs? Understanding costs is one of the most important foundations of running a business, managing a project, or even analyzing personal finances. Among the many ways to categorize costs, the distinction between fixed costs and variable costs is one of the most practical and widely used. These two categories explain how expenses behave when activity...

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Dacey Rankins

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2025-09-29 20:14:14 -

What Are Their Financial Metrics?
When conducting competitor analysis, one of the most revealing areas to explore is financial metrics. While marketing strategies, customer engagement, and brand identity show you how a company operates, financial data shows you how well they’re performing. Understanding competitors’ revenue, profit margins, funding, and other key numbers can help you benchmark your own business,...

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Leonard Pokrovski

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2026-01-06 07:07:42 -

What Financial Statements Should a Business Track?
What Financial Statements Should a Business Track? Running a business is not only about selling products or services; it is also about understanding the financial health of the company. Financial statements are essential tools that help business owners, managers, investors, and lenders evaluate how well a business is performing and whether it is financially stable. Among all financial reports,...

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Leonard Pokrovski

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2026-01-10 10:18:45 -

What Is Break-Even Analysis?
What Is Break-Even Analysis? Break-even analysis is a fundamental financial tool used by businesses to understand when an activity becomes profitable. In simple terms, it answers one key question: How much do we need to sell to cover all our costs? The point at which total revenue equals total costs is called the break-even point. At this level, a business makes neither a profit nor a...

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