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Crypto Clarity Act falls short in key Senate vote

In a disappointing turn for the cryptocurrency industry, the years-in-the-making Crypto Clarity Act failed to get a majority of votes in the U.S. Senate, leaving the industry once again without a federally mandated set [...]
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Home mortgage outlook in limbo, as Treasury yields soar upward

At its latest meeting, the Federal Open Market Committee—the arm of the Federal Reserve responsible for setting interest rates—voted to hold rates steady for the fifth consecutive meeting. While the decision was widely expected, [...]
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Comey indicted again, as DOJ sweep continues

For the second time in as many years, former FBI Director James Comey was indicted last week, this time over a photograph posted to his Instagram account. It marks the second criminal case brought [...]
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Trump curbs tech restrictions ahead of China summit

The long-awaited, high stakes summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and President Xi Jingping of China is still scheduled to take place May 14-15, in Beijing, according to the White House, after having been [...]
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OCED report warns of pending inflation spike, citing war and growth slowdown

In its latest published report, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) warned that inflation is expected to move noticeably higher in the coming year, driven in large part by the escalating conflict [...]

Navigating Changes? Start with Step Zero

November 10, 2026 0

How many big changes are you dealing with at work right now? Two? Five? Ten? More? No matter how many changes you’re juggling, each one still comes with a jolt: our brain is doing […]

How To Organize Warehouse Packing Stations

November 9, 2026 0

Disorganized workspaces interrupt workflows. When employees must search for supplies or work around scattered materials, packing products takes additional effort. The result is delayed shipments and misplaced inventory. Businesses can address these issues by […]

How To Make Outdoor Advertising More Cost-Effective

November 9, 2026 0

Outdoor advertising can put your business in front of potential customers every day, but a poorly planned campaign can drain your budget without bringing in meaningful results. When you’re working with limited marketing funds, […]

Tech sell-off finishes rough week for stock market

November 8, 2026 0

After a post-election “sugar high” on Wednesday, which saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average surge 3% for the largest post-midterm election rally in 44 years, the markets went into a major auto-correct/sell off over […]

A Mission Statement Is a Wish. Ownership Is a Will.

November 6, 2026 0

On August 21, a federal judge in Manhattan showed, in the flattest possible language, the limits of one of the most celebrated mission-protection arrangements in American business. When Unilever bought Ben & Jerry’s in […]

What Small Businesses Should Be Looking at Before Taking on More Capital

November 5, 2026 0

Throughout the year, many of the small business owners I talk with are taking stock. Some are preparing for a busy season and want funding to support it. Others are dealing with tighter cash […]

What Makes Tenants Want To Renew Their Leases?

by Christina Duron in Business Management 0

Finding reliable tenants is an important part of property management, but keeping them is just as valuable. Every vacant unit represents potential lost income, additional marketing expenses, and time spent preparing the property for [...]

Hiring a good recruiter takes more than finding someone with the right number of years on a resume. Experience vs. Curiosity: What Actually Predicts a Great Recruiter Hire

October 26, 2026 0

Hiring a good recruiter takes more than finding someone with the right number of years on a resume. I have recruited since 1998, and I have hired recruiters for my own team. Experience matters, [...]
Leadership Development Without a Big Budget: 6 Practical Ways Small Businesses Can Grow Great Leaders

October 14, 2026 0

Most of the leadership development small businesses buy is a waste of money. The training itself is usually fine, but the problem within it is the timing. Why? Because leadership training often only shows [...]
The Senior Hire Most Small Businesses Assume They Can’t Make

October 13, 2026 0

When a small business owner tells me they need a senior person but only have room in the budget for a junior one, I usually know how the next few months go. They hire [...]

Tesla’s new Roadster reveals eye-popping car-in-flight capabilities

October 18, 2026 0

After a two-week delay, Tesla finally revealed the long-awaited follow up to the brand’s first production car, the Roadster, on Thursday night. The eye-popping event, held at SpaceX’s testing facility in MacGregor, TX, is [...]
AI Doesn’t Rank Brands—It Selects Sources

May 5, 2026 Comments Off on AI Doesn’t Rank Brands—It Selects Sources

For years, businesses fought for one thing: visibility on Google. Today, the game has changed. Now, they’re fighting to be mentioned by artificial intelligence. And here’s the uncomfortable part: AI is no longer deciding [...]
If ChatGPT Can’t Find You, Neither Can Your Next Investor

September 23, 2025 Comments Off on If ChatGPT Can’t Find You, Neither Can Your Next Investor

In 2019, a Google search of my name surfaced just one thing: my 2010 wedding announcement. Today, I don’t just own page one, I own the first four pages of results. And it’s not [...]

Discover what encourages tenants to renew their leases, from responsive property management and fair pricing to thoughtful amenities and appreciation. What Makes Tenants Want To Renew Their Leases?

November 5, 2026 0

Finding reliable tenants is an important part of property management, but keeping them is just as valuable. Every vacant unit represents potential lost income, additional marketing expenses, and time spent preparing the property for [...]
The Marketing Dashboard That Looked Green While a Client’s Pipeline Quietly Went Flat

July 23, 2026 Comments Off on The Marketing Dashboard That Looked Green While a Client’s Pipeline Quietly Went Flat

In March 2026, one of our B2B SaaS clients sent me a screenshot of their marketing dashboard with a note on it that said “best month yet.” Sessions were up, social impressions were up, [...]
Why I Stopped Fighting to Keep My Flight Instructors

July 23, 2026 Comments Off on Why I Stopped Fighting to Keep My Flight Instructors

When people learn that I run a flight school, they tend to ask the same thing. How do you hold onto good instructors when the airlines keep poaching them? For a long time, that [...]
Cash Flow Lessons From Running a Marketing Agency Across Three Countries

June 16, 2026 Comments Off on Cash Flow Lessons From Running a Marketing Agency Across Three Countries

TLDR: Running an agency across Morocco, the USA, and Dubai taught me that strategic decisions rarely fail because of bad strategy. They fail because the cash ran out before the strategy paid off. Here [...]
The Quiet Operating Habits That Separate Resilient Businesses From Fragile Ones

June 16, 2026 Comments Off on The Quiet Operating Habits That Separate Resilient Businesses From Fragile Ones

Every recession or rough quarter exposes the same truth. Businesses that look identical from the outside are wildly different on the inside. Two companies in the same industry with similar revenue can have completely [...]

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