How Small Businesses Can Shield Themselves Against Cyberattack Calendar / 28 Oct 2022 As businesses become increasingly digital, adapting to consumer demand, and swiftly transitioning towards the online world, ongoing threats of cybercrime and cyberattacks are becoming a significant challenge for small businesses that are ill-prepared. There are Digital Tools to Help Defend Against … Continue reading How Small Businesses Can Shield Themselves Against Cyberattack
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Why the Midwest is a curious outlier when it comes to trusting businesses
By Clint Rainey October 22, 2022 Poll after poll lately reflects that American faith in common good and democracy has been shaken. But there’s one institution that U.S. citizens still trust today, and that’s the corporation, according to results from the latest Edelman Trust Barometer. Released on Friday, the update to Edelman’s closely followed … Continue reading Why the Midwest is a curious outlier when it comes to trusting businesses
Five Ways Small Businesses Can Navigate A Tight Supply Chain This Holiday Season
Five Ways Small Businesses Can Navigate a Tight Supply Chain This Holiday Season ValueWalk / 16 Oct 2022 Business owners have been dealing with all sorts of persisting challenges for much of the year, from ongoing price increases to a tight labor market – supply chain shortages are simply another hurdle they’ve learned to … Continue reading Five Ways Small Businesses Can Navigate A Tight Supply Chain This Holiday Season
Best Ways Small Businesses Can Tap Fintech Opportunities
Best Ways Small Businesses Can Tap Fintech Opportunities Calendar / 14 Oct 2022 Businesses have, in the last couple of years, become increasingly digital. At the onset of the global pandemic, many business owners quickly realized the value of utilizing fully integrated digital systems. As businesses grow, so does the technology that helps to … Continue reading Best Ways Small Businesses Can Tap Fintech Opportunities
Serena Williams is retiring from tennis to focus on other businesses. Here’s a look at her empire
By Chris Morris August 09, 2022 As dominating as Serena Williams has been in the tennis world, she’s also become a major force in terms of business. So while Tuesday’s announcement, in a Vogue cover story, that she would be “evolving away” from the sport after the U.S. Open was a surprise, her plans … Continue reading Serena Williams is retiring from tennis to focus on other businesses. Here’s a look at her empire
Even as retail sales drop, Amazon and Walmart have created thriving ad businesses
By Rob Walker August 01, 2022 Branded is a weekly column devoted to the intersection of marketing, business, design, and culture. Walmart vs. Amazon is one of the great rivalries in business history. And lately the retail giants have found something new to compete over: ad revenue. We don’t normally think of stores as advertising … Continue reading Even as retail sales drop, Amazon and Walmart have created thriving ad businesses
Only 11% of US businesses fully comply with CCPA privacy law
B2C and B2B companies are equally poor at compliance. Constantine von Hoffman on July 27, 2022 Only 11% of US businesses fully meet California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) requirements, according to a new study. This is actually higher than the 6% fully compliant with the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The rest of the … Continue reading Only 11% of US businesses fully comply with CCPA privacy law
Take Inspiration From Trending and Successful eCommerce Businesses
Take Inspiration From Trending and Successful eCommerce Businesses Parth Pandya / 28 Jun 2022 Believe it or not, online shopping has become a massive trend nowadays, and its popularity is increasing daily. Of course, we were already in the era of digitalization, but this entire pandemic situation has made eCommerce industries flourish more than … Continue reading Take Inspiration From Trending and Successful eCommerce Businesses
Why more businesses are considering ending the 40-hour work week
By Stephanie Vozza May 31, 2022 Ever wonder why we work eight hours a day, five days a week? Or why we clock in from 9 to 5? It started with the shift from agriculture to manufacturing during the industrial revolution. Originally, factory workers clocked in long hours six days a week. A … Continue reading Why more businesses are considering ending the 40-hour work week
A living wage doesn’t just benefit workers. It benefits businesses and society, too
By Anna Barford and Jane Nelson May 21, 2022 It can be difficult to see a way out of the current cost-of-living crisis. Prices continue to rise, and there are fears that if nothing changes, many families will face serious financial hardship. The effects of this will be devastating. Poverty causes premature death, poor nutrition, … Continue reading A living wage doesn’t just benefit workers. It benefits businesses and society, too