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Arbitron (ARB) up a day after the company formally announces
the formation of a cross-platform media measurement group. The company will expand its “Portable People Meter” technologies to include television, radio, Internet, mobile and placed-based media. The move, which will allow the company to diversify beyond radio, could be a “significant growth driver for the
company over the next 3-5 years,” CJS Securities director of research Bob
Labick says. ARB up 1.1% at $20.99 on heavy volume.

Successful businesses run with a positive balance of working capital. But sometimes business owners need to reach out for additional funding to accomplish a given goal, like perhaps buying new and better equipment, buying advertisement to increase its products or services demand, investing on opening a new location or simply paying off debt. Generally, merchants tend to approach the traditional banking institutions, simply because they are unaware of different types of funding options that can help them to meet the much needed working capital. In many cases business owners find the right option when contacting the right unsecured business loans lender.

Most times, unsecured business loans are structured in a 6 to 12 months payback term, which should be enough to solve the short term financial problems of your business. These types of unsecured loans differ greatly from the traditional funding sources, as they require no personal collateral and you won’t be personally liable for it. Besides, the application process is very simple and fast and your business can receive the much needed funding in as little as 7 days.

Because these types of unsecured loans don’t require any type of warranty, they are more expensive than traditional funding options, and only apply to business owners who have been in business for at least 1 year and currently process credit cards as a form of payment. A few of its requirements are: that the merchant has no open bankruptcies, no tax liens, have at least 1 year remaining in its location lease and process at least $2,500 in credit cards sales monthly. Continue reading →