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Business News

‘We’re Going To Have One Whopper Of A Recession In 2023’: State of U.S. Economy Remains Uncertain

According to Steve Hanke, professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins University, the U.S. is likely to experience a recession next year.

By Madeline Garfinkle

Building a Business

5 Ways Your Business Can Get Ahead of an Economic Slowdown

By Bob Bagga

Business News

Don’t Let a Recession Ruin You. Here’s How Your Business Can Thrive During Hard Times

By Christopher Massimine

Business News

How To Find a Job Even If There’s a Recession, According To An Expert

By Madeline Garfinkle

Thought Leaders

Why Starting a Business Now is the Antidote to a Sick Economy

If you've thought about turning your side hustle into a full-time job or leaving your company to launch your own, 2022 is the best time to do it.

By James Blake

Business News

Here’s How Small Businesses Can Survive the Post-Pandemic Economy

Between supply chain issues, inflation and the Great Resignation, business owners must starting adapting now to thrive in the near-future.

By Dr. David Phelps

Business News

Inflation Is a Risk for Your Business, But Doesn’t Have to Spell Doom

A good understanding of the risks can help you to make the right adjustments.

By Baruch Mann (Silvermann)

Building a Business

There are No Shortcuts to Strengthening the Economy. It’s a Long Game.

Boosting the economy by lowering tax is like a magic weight loss pill. It might work in the short-term, but it's a terrible long-term strategy.

By Todd Hirsch

Business News

An Ant Colony Is the Perfect Metaphor for the Economy. Here’s What Else You Need to Know.

New ways of thinking about the economy can help us understand how it evolves -- and how public policy can influence it.

By Todd Hirsch

Business News

Economist Nouriel Roubini Warns of Growing Risk of Stagflationary Crisis

'The rosy scenario that is currently priced into financial markets may turn out to be a pipe dream,' Roubini says.

By The Epoch Times

Building a Business

How to Use a Period of Unemployment to Hone Your Skills

There are growth opportunities all around us.

By Jennifer Spencer

Business News

2 Reasons I Won a Bidding War for a Home Even Though I Didn’t Make the Highest Offer

I didn't hide that I loved the house, and I made that clear to my agent and the seller's agent, too.

By Liz Knueven

Business Accounting

4 Lessons From GameStop’s Price Frenzy

Avalanches and tsunamis happen in the natural world. Why not in modern finance?

By Sarah Austin

Business News

What 5 Top Execs Think About the Prospect of More Economic Stimulus

Earnings season kicked off on Tuesday, and executives are sounding off on the stimulus stalemate and the risks it poses to the ongoing economic recovery.

By Ben Winck

Business News

Jeff Bezos Now Worth More Than $200 Billion

The Amazon CEO continues to be the world's chief beneficiary of quarantine consumer culture.

By Kenny Herzog

Thought Leaders

I Refuse to Participate in the Recession!

Mindset has a lot to do with how one navigates a tough economy successfully.

By Ivan Misner

Building a Business

How to Boost Sales When Consumers are Spending Less

It takes an acute level of adaptation, but it can be done.

By Tom Popomaronis

Business News

How Company Builders Create Long-Term Value in Latin America

So-called "venture studios" may be the solution for entrepreneurs in emerging markets.

By Craig Dempsey

Business News

The Supreme Court’s Ruling on LGBTQ+ Workplace Protections Could Help Revitalize the Entire Economy

A conversation with StartOut executive director Andres Wydler on how the landmark decision is the beginning of a new era in inclusive innovation.

By Kenny Herzog

Business News

U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Hit 1.5 Million

Thursday's Labor Department report marked the 10th straight week of declining claims.

By Carmen Reinicke

Business News

U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Hit 2.4 Million, Bringing 9-week Total to Nearly 39 Million

It was the seventh week in a row that claims declined but remained historically elevated.

By Carmen Reinicke

Business Operations & Logistics

The One Question Every Founder Should Ask Before Rebuilding Their Business

Now is the time for every leader to resist the reflex to preserve the status quo.

By Matt Higgins

Business Operations & Logistics

Decentralization Can Be Your Friend

We've all been forced to tele-everything, but the best solution is to embrace it.

By Jennifer Spencer

Business News

Why Recession Can Lead to Reinvention

There is cause for economic concern amid the coronavirus outbreak, but young business owners are ready.

By Daniel Priestley

Business News

How Startups Helped Birmingham Bounce Back

An abandoned Sears and a $550 million sale to Target are driving this Magic City.

By Jeff Barrett

Business News

Why Did Philadelphia’s Libraries Just Eliminate Late Fees?

It's about better understanding your customers, and all businesses could learn something from it.

By Gene Marks

Business Accounting

Calling Would-Be Angel Investors: There’s a State That Has a Deal for You.

State tax credits are a great incentive for both founders and funders to connect in the best and the worst of times.

By Matt McCooe

Business News

How Today’s Geopolitics Are Creating an Uncertain Future for Global Tech

From Brexit to trade wars, world affairs are having a major impact on both startups and established companies.

By Yifat Oron

Business News

How the Mortgage Market is Opening Up to Brokers

An up-and-down past decade is finally starting to level out.

By Eric Weisbrot

Business News

Why Businesses Should Pay Attention to the 2020 Census

An accurate population count could have huge economic implications, but you can help.

By Allison Sullivan