Linn County commission opens discussion on allowing data centers alongside nuclear power
Richard Pratt
For many business owners, retirement is not just a financial decision — it’s a personal one. After years or decades of building a company, preserving their legacy is as important as securing their future.
One increasingly popular option is selling your company to an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP). While ESOPs may not be the right fit for every business, they can offer financial as well as legacy-related advantages for…

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