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Trump Isn't Buying Into Creating a Digital Dollar. But Small Businesses Could Gain A Lot From OneFormer President Donald Trump likened the digital dollar to being a "dangerous threat to American freedom."
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Study Shows More Small Businesses Using Instant Payment Apps for One-Off TransactionsPayment data company PYMNTS says a third of mid-sized businesses and a quarter of smaller companies use instant pay services for non-recurring...
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How Wayfair's Messaging Around Layoffs Has EvolvedCEO Niraj Shah has been accused of being tone-deaf in his messaging around layoffs. This time, he's taken a different approach.
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Here for the Drama: Social Media Fans Lay Fishwife Fracas BareA lawsuit between the tinned fish outfit's founders was settled this summer. Social media enthusiasts unearthed the conflict and put it on TikTok.
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American Entrepreneurs Are Heading Out West (Again)A new analysis sheds light on the states with the highest number of new business registrations last year.
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Businesses Are Peddling Everything From Stock Tips to Sneakers on Discord's Wild West MarketplaceEntrepreneurs are monetizing Discord channels through subscriptions, and some say they're making a killing.
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Layoffs News: Jobless Claims Hit a Low, but Big Players Slash StaffIt was a busy week for job news, from planned cuts at Google and Macy's to strong labor department data. Here's what to know.
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What to Do When You Find Out Your Employee Is Working More Than 1 Full-Time JobMore workers are splitting their time across numerous employers, with some juggling more than one full-time job at once. Here's what to do about it.
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AI Is Poised to Slow Climate Change. Here Are the 6 Industries Where It Can Pack the Biggest PunchOpportunities await innovators who can harness artificial intelligence to reduce green-house gas emissions.
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Startup Valuation Outlook for 2024 Ranges Widely, From Great to GrimIn an uncertain market, no one seems sure if startup valuations will rebound in 2024. Except in the space business.
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Can an AI Become Its Own CEO After Creating a Startup? Google DeepMind Co-Founder Thinks SoReal-life entrepreneurs, don't panic. At least not yet. AI will take a few years to rival your hustle.
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Looming Real Estate Debt Crunch Could Squeeze Landlords, Lower Rents for TenantsThe $117 billion debt bomb coming due in the beleaguered commercial real estate market may benefit companies leasing office space through lower rents.
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Kia and Hyundai Continue to Capitalize on Tesla's ShortcomingsWhile the Musk-backed company remains a front-runner in the EV race, businesses shopping for EVs have more options than ever before.
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To Make Change at Work, Don't Be Just a Bystander. Be an Upstander. Here's HowTo lead, you need more than just an impressive name or title. Just ask George Clooney.
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5 Ground Rules for Safe and Supportive MeetingsSuccessful teams have a high degree of psychological safety. Here are five ground rules to help you run more successful meetings.
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Want to Be More Productive and Effective, Starting Today? Embrace the Mark Cuban MethodPhone calls? Rarely. Zoom calls? Just as rarely.
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7 Indicators of a Business Owner With High Odds of Long-Term SuccessInvestors look for these attributes in new venture owners to predict long-term survival.
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How Can You Be Sure Someone Has Exceptional Leadership Skills? It Comes Down to 1 WordOne word that could easily make or break your personal and brand reputation.
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Elon Musk Just Demanded 25 Percent of Tesla Stock. Here's Why That's Not as Crazy as It SoundsIf not, he may take his AI skills elsewhere, he tweeted.
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This Chef's Viral 6-to-1 Method Will Help You Beat Inflation at the Grocery StoreA chef's viral grocery shopping hack aims to save you money while still delivering healthy, tasty meals.
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Businesses Enjoyed a Happy Holiday Season as Visions of Rate Cuts Danced In Their Heads. The Fed Has Other IdeasBusiness owners are hoping for aggressive rate cuts this year, but new comments from a Fed Governor hint that may not happen.
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Congress Sends Biden Bill to Avert Partial Government ShutdownThe short-term spending bill would fund the federal government into March.
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Cyberthreats Are Ever-Present, Always Tough to FightA new survey shows small business owners and IT leaders worry about cyber threats, and some are repeat victims.
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I'm Honing My Personal Brand. Here's Why You Should TooYour brand is how people think of you--are you bolstering that brand professionally?
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Battery Startups to Get a Boost at New Binghamton AcceleratorThe new Binghamton-based ChargeUp is working to inject more energy into battery technology.
