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Working capital—otherwise known as net working capital (NWC)—is the difference between an organizationʻs current assets and current liabilities. Net working capital measures a company’s short-term financial health; this helps companies understand their current financial situation. NWC estimates are formulated from an inventory of assets and liabilities on a corporate balance sheet.

Connecting with customers, followers, and friends on Facebook is straightforward, and can be even more effective with Facebook polls. With this feature, you can create a poll for viewers to provide their opinion or provide feedback.

The acronym EMEA stands for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. It is primarily used by North American companies to refer to the three geographical regions and over 110 countries that form this area. Global corporations use EMEA as a differentiator to group sales and marketing activities for that region, and set it apart from other regions such as the Americas and Asia.

The coveted check mark on Twitter is more than a status symbol: it shows that Twitter has “verified” an account, and therefore indicates that the account is linked to the entity or person whose name is on the account (rather than an imposter or a duplicate account). But who gets these check marks, and what are the eligibility requirements for receiving and maintaining one?

With more than 431 million active users, Pinterest is no longer just a site for sharing recipes or outfit inspiration. This popular visual bookmarking platform (turned eCommerce site) is now one of the leading marketplaces for online shopping.

Social media platform LinkedIn launched in 2003 and now has more than 800 million users across almost 200 countries. Similar to Facebook, LinkedIn is a social network that allows users to create a personal profile. Users then connect to other users, companies, and organizations.

Social media brings us together and inspires communication and connectivity, but there are times when we need to control who can communicate with us. With this in mind, social media networks such as Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, and Snapchat allow you to block users and prevent them from sending you direct messages and viewing your content. Should we change our minds, unblocking someone is as easy as blocking.

The blue check mark on Instagram is a highly sought after addition to any social media account. But what is the check mark’s purpose, and who decides who receives this badge of honor?

Unless you are under the age of 18, your personal Instagram account is by default set to display publicly. The process of setting your Instagram profile to private is quite simple, but there are some things you should know about these settings before making the decision to change your privacy settings.