PML Bridge Fund’s CEO Angelo Sferrazza Launches National No-Credit-Score Funding Program to Empower Real Estate Investors and Small Businesses
19 Aug
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PML Bridge Fund’s CEO Angelo Sferrazza Launches National No-Credit-Score Funding Program to Empower Real Estate Investors and Small Businesses

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Business PML Bridge Fund is a private capital lending organization based in Cincinnati, Ohio. Specializing in real estate and business funding, PML provides fast, flexible, and creative financing solutions for clients nationwide, with no credit score requirement and funding starting at $25,000. (1888PressRelease) August 18, 2025 - Cincinnati, OH In an era where traditional lending has grown increasingly restrictive do to the tough financial climate, PML Bridge Fund, led by Certified Private Lender/Investor Angelo M. Sferrazza, CEO, has announced the expansion of its No-Credit-Score Funding Programs nationwide, offering fast, flexible financing to real estate investors and entrepreneurs, thus helping people and businesses all across the United States.The program is designed for clients who may face challenges securing institutional financing due to rigid underwriting requirements. PML Bridge Fund specializes in private capital loans...
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How Adding More Offers and Services Can Actually Harm Your Business — and What to Focus on Instead
17 Aug
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How Adding More Offers and Services Can Actually Harm Your Business — and What to Focus on Instead

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Business Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. If you've ever thought, "Maybe I just need another offer," you're not alone. Many entrepreneurs, especially in service-based businesses, get stuck in the cycle of adding more services and more packages to try to capture different types of clients or boost cash flow quickly. Unfortunately, more offers is rarely the answer. Related: 5 Ways to Tell If Your Company Should Start Offering a New Product Business The allure of adding moreIt makes sense in theory to add a new offering if you add another offer, surely that widens your net, right? You figure you'll meet more people where they are, increase chances of conversion and maybe bring in more recurring revenue. But instead, if...
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Meet the 76-Year-Old ‘C-Suite Whisperer’ Who Transforms Top Companies Like SpaceX and Chick-fil-A. Here’s Her Best Advice From More Than 50 Years in Business.
17 Aug
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Meet the 76-Year-Old ‘C-Suite Whisperer’ Who Transforms Top Companies Like SpaceX and Chick-fil-A. Here’s Her Best Advice From More Than 50 Years in Business.

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Business You could call Rose Fass, 76, the "C-Suite whisperer" — because she knows exactly what it takes to transform some of the world's most powerful companies. Image Credit: Courtesy of fassforward. Rose Fass. In 2001, following her role as chief transformation officer at Xerox and her establishment of the Center for Business Transformation at Gartner Group, Fass started her own firm: fassforward Consulting Group. Fass co-founded the company with Gavin McMahon. McMahon didn't have a background in transformation work, but he was "very smart" and seemed like the right person for the job, especially at a time when a woman co-founder could gain more credibility by partnering with a man, Fass tells Entrepreneur. Related: I've Interviewed Over 100 Entrepreneurs Who Started Businesses Worth $1 Million...
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Fuelled by property growth, MTR interim profit up 27pc
15 Aug
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Fuelled by property growth, MTR interim profit up 27pc

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Business The MTR Corporation has reported a 27 percent increase in profit in the first half of the year, thanks to higher patronage as well as its property business. The rail operator said interim profit reached HK$7.7 billion, up from HK$6.04 billion in the same period last year. The company said local transport operations saw steady revenue growth, driven by an increase in patronage from cross-boundary and high-speed rail services. Property development, including projects at Ho Man Tin and Wong Chuk Hang stations, contributed to the bigger bulk of the first-half profit at HK$5.5 billion. That more than tripled property earnings of HK$1.7 billion a year ago. Total revenue declined 6.5 percent year on year to HK$27.3 billion, partially dragged down by a drop of HK$1.2 billion in investment property valuation. Speaking at a press conference, Jacob Kam, the MTR's chief...
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