Business, 24.09.2020 20:01, anthonylemus36

Scenario: Eva owns Finest Enterprises, a clothing shop, as a sole proprietor. Eva wants to obtain additional capital to expand Finest, but she does not want to lose control of the business. Also, Eva has chosen not to take out any sort of loan to obtain additional capital to expand. What is Eva’s best option to obtain additional capital to expand and yet incur no further debt and retain control of the business? Why? Explore all possibilities and analyze why some may not be appropriate. For purposes of this question you should consider Eva forming a new business entity that may meet her business objectives.

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