Business News
The Longest Government Shutdown in U.S. History Is Over, But Another Deadline Is Already Looming
President Donald Trump signed a short-term funding bill late Wednesday night to reopen the government after 43 days.
Congress
Business News
Retailers Urging Congress to Take Action Against Shoplifters Selling Stolen Goods Online
A coalition of major retailers called on Congress Thursday to implement stricter legislation to increase transparency on e-commerce platforms in a bid to deter criminals from being able to easily resell stolen goods online.
Business News
Texas Factory Activity Sees Solid Expansion but Supply Chain Woes Worsen
The production index rose to a reading of 24.2 in September, up 3.4 percentage points from 20.8 in August.
Business News
President Joe Biden Gave His First Address to Congress. Here Are the Four Takeaways You Need to Know.
In his first address to Congress, Biden spoke about how taxing the rich will help fund his ambitious plans to help low- and middle-income families.
By Fatma Khaled
Business News
Congress Questioned Big Tech CEOs for 5 Hours Without Getting Any Good Answers
Congress is ready to regulate Big Tech. They just have to agree on how.
By K. Bell
Business Legal
How to Submit Your SBA PPP Loan Application and Calculate the Loan Amount
Getting a bank to take your app and tabulating the total should be your biggest concerns.
By Mat Sorensen
Business News
The IRS Will Reportedly Begin Issuing $1,200 Stimulus Payments on April 9
Still, some Americans could wait up to five months to receive their check.
By Lauren Frias
Business Legal
10 Ways Business Owners Can Take Advantage of the Federal Stimulus Package
Updated info on the various opportunities available for (and obstacles in acquiring) loans, unemployment benefits and more.
Thought Leaders
The One Thing the Typical Politician Does Far Better Than the Typical Entrepreneur
A little known secret outside the D.C. Beltway is that Congress is primarily run by 25-to-35-year-old congressional staffers.
By Brian Jones
Business Ideas
Net Neutrality: Will Congress Save Internet Freedom?
The Save the Internet Act could help win the net neutrality battle, even if it doesn't pass.
Thought Leaders
The International Entrepreneur Rule Wasn’t Perfect, but the Trump Administration Killing It Sends the Wrong Message, Experts Say
The program was enacted to allow more entrepreneurs to immigrate to the U.S. to launch their businesses.
By Hayden Field
Thought Leaders
Sen. Tammy Duckworth Is a Model for How You Can Make Change In the Workplace
Don't just go along with the status quo.
By Nina Zipkin
Online Presence
The Biggest Revelations and Strangest Moments From Mark Zuckerberg’s Congressional Testimony
Here's what you need to know after the Facebook co-founder and CEO's visit to Washington.
By Hayden Field
Online Presence
Here’s What Mark Zuckerberg’s Testimony Could Mean for the Future of Facebook (and How to Watch It Live)
Six concrete takeaways from the Facebook CEO's testimony before Congress.
By Hayden Field
Online Presence
Mark Zuckerberg Has Been Doing Extensive Prep for His Congressional Hearing. Here’s What to Expect.
How the Facebook co-founder and CEO likely prepared, what he'll say and what it could mean for future regulations.
By Hayden Field
Business News
Net Neutrality Ends in April, Unless Congress Acts
Opponents of the FCC's order are planning to fight back in court. Democrats are also trying to reverse the repeal in Congress.
By Michael Kan
Business News
Companies in the Crosshairs?
From healthcare and taxes to cyber security and product safety, here's your tip sheet on what the election results could mean for corporate America.
Building a Business
Startup Employees Soon Could See Greater Benefits From Stock Options
Proposed changes to the tax code will protect employees from the very real risk of having to pay taxes on stocks they can't sell.
By John Arnold
Thought Leaders
Voting Is A Right, Exercise It Wisely
While the presidential race captures headlines, congressional contests and local ballot initiatives affect you, your business and your community.
By Phil La Duke
Business News
Congress: Is Pokémon Go Catching All Your Mobile Data?
Congress wants to know if Niantic is ensuring that Pokemon Go players don't burn through their data.
By David Murphy
Building a Business
House Passes 2 Bills Aimed at Making It Easier for Entrepreneurs to Get Access to Cash
Both bills sailed through Congress last night with strong bipartisan support, a rare sighting in the current political climate.
Business News
Senate Committee Seeks Answers From Zuckerberg Over News Selection
'Facebook must answer these serious allegations and hold those responsible to account,' senator writes in letter.
By Reuters
Business News
Congress Passes Legislation to Protect Firms’ Trade Secrets
The 'Defend Trade Secrets Act' protections include manufacturing processes and computer methods.
By Reuters
Business News
Speaker of the House John Boehner to Resign in October
Boehner announced his decision to House Republicans earlier today.
Buying a Franchise
Lawmakers Push Back Against NLRB Joint Employer Ruling
Republicans in the House and Senate introduced legislation intended to roll back the Labor Board's broader definition of joint employer.
By Kate Taylor
Tech
Congress Is Trying To Pump the Brakes On Hackers Who Can Control Your Car Wirelessly
The explosion of Internet-connected computer features in automobiles give hackers a doorway into the control system of your car.
Building a Business
Is Small Business Getting a Dirty Deal With Clean Water Act Changes?
A change to environmental law is being viewed as a massive land grab that hurts many small companies.