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Don't spend the recession chasing shiny objects. Instead, follow these four strategies for optimal success.

Recent news and updates on the economic state for 2023.

If you can adopt and maintain a growth mindset during a recession, you will come out the other side stronger and more prepared to take on whatever challenges come your way. Here's how to do it.

Digital efficiency is the next step in innovating your business practices and something all companies should be headed toward, whether leaner times are ahead or not.

The food and beverage industry is being hit particularly hard by inflation — especially as the cost of food, groceries and eating at restaurants have all shot up. So, what impact is it having in the market?

Is the economy throwing you and your small business too many curve balls? You can still achieve the funding needed to see substantial growth.

A people-centric business model offers an elegantly simple alternative to falling into the debt trap.

Are you considering putting your expansion plans on hold because the nation may be headed for a recession? Don't, and here's why.

Rising prices are a growing concern for business owners right now. These strategies can help you guide your business through uncertainty.

Want to make sure your business survives the looming economic downturn? Here are three mistakes every business leader can avoid by learning from the past.

Stubborn inflation may spur the Fed to keep hiking interest rates, potentially triggering a recession.

The slightest hint of an economic downturn or recession is enough to make business owners panic — but you have an opportunity to prepare and solutions to mitigate the risk. Here's a look at how to make your business recession-proof.

Successful startups are product-led, customer-focused, scrappy and super-competitive. Nothing gets you there faster than building in a downturn. I've done it.

According to Goldman Sachs, a soft landing is still possible despite ongoing recession fears and interest rate hikes by the Fed.

Economic uncertainty can create gaps in your business strategy. Here's why data must be part of the solution

Although many entrepreneurs shy away from launching new ventures during recessions, they don't necessarily have to. All they need to do is to target specific markets that thrive during downturns — and they just may benefit from the otherwise adverse economic conditions.

Brinn Garner, chief revenue officer of Orveon, talks the 'lipstick effect' and what companies need to know about selling amid inflation and recession.

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

According to a recent survey, 64% of consumers are worried about inflation -- and they're not putting up with it.

Times are tough, but the right moves can put you ahead in the coming months and years.

Here are five things business owners can do now to help set themselves up for success during and after a recession or economic slowdown.