Rule of Thumb: Selling A Business

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"Or you could apply the international standard of 3 years gross and actually stand a chance of someone buying it."

Peter Palmer, Creative Director, Australia

"Trend analysis, competition, quality and innovation along with patent rights, location, etc. can all play substantially into the worth of the business."

Dick Gehring, Consultant

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