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As social media companies and advertisers feel the squeeze of recession, creators must diversify their revenue streams and take control of their audiences to survive.

And it's not just lower-income households facing the problem.

Surviving a recession is a challenge for businesses at any stage, but it is achievable. Here are a few tips to help your company thrive.

Utilizing data-driven insights to identify opportunities and pivot strategies for business success

Some of the most significant companies were born amid a depression or a recession.

In a new era of cost-cutting, we're seeing not only the end of generous perks but also the trimming of what used to be considered essentials. What does this mean for employees who once enjoyed unparalleled office luxuries? Let's find out.

Amid bank uncertainty, another Bitcoin boom could lead to institutional adoption.

Here's how you can use economic uncertainty as an opportunity to grow your business and stand out among your competitors.

For many proprietors, variable-rate small-business loans are a common part of business. Yet, their borrowing costs are set to skyrocket to double digits this year due to Fed rate hikes. Small and medium-sized business owners can't fight the Fed, but there are a few other things they can do to save — and even grow — their businesses.

In economic downturns, companies will cut costs, tighten the belt, retreat. It's ingrained in human DNA, because those who didn't adapt didn't survive. But with both the personal and the economic, merely shrinking or hiding is not enough.

Business owners can implement these practical measures now to help their businesses grow, even before a recession is officially declared.

Recessions are an opportunity to recalibrate and make great strides in your business while others are unprepared to brave the challenges. Here's how great entrepreneurs can set themselves up for success despite economic uncertainty.

For smaller companies and startups, uncertainty can be destructive and formative at the same time.

We're living amid the crisis. But in spite of the obvious economic slow-down, businesses can actually find a way to stay afloat, and without cutting their teams short. Here are a few practical tips on how to do it.

If you're a product-based business and nervous about a potential recession, this is how you should prepare.

During the Fed's February meeting, economists cautioned that stocks and real estate prices could fall this year and inflation could persist into 2024.

Here are three key principles you should follow during an economic downturn to ensure your business survives.

The answer can determine how much job security you'll have.

Federal Reserve officials and economists have honed in on another inflation indicator.

Contrary to popular belief, companies should maintain — or even increase — their marketing budgets during a recession.

We may not be in for a "hard" or "soft" landing.