Regulating your cash flow can be a tough task, but an essential one if you want to gradually save money and improve your financial wellbeing.

A new survey of small companies finds most owners report recurring cash flow problems—and many missed opportunity due to those—but do little to prepare for or avert them.

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Delta Air Lines has improved cash flow and cut debt, but macro risks and valuation concerns limit upside for now. Find out ...