Gene Marks is a Contributor at multiple esteemed publications including The Guardian, The Hill, and Forbes. He specializes in covering public policy, technology, and workplace issues, with a focus on themes such as finance, business economics, and artificial intelligence. Gene has been featured in numerous outlets, including Accounting Today, USA TODAY, and The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Claude, ChatGPT and other AI chatbots can be used with your company's data. But how private and secure is it?
By: Gene Marks
New data from the FBI on the costs of cybercrime and other news items for the week of October 12, 2026.
Intuit’s AI platform expands, Microsoft’s Copilot app adds word and Excel, SAP expands its AI offerings. Gusto enhances its Claude connector, A new application helps Xero and QuickBooks users with approvals
By: Gene Marks
Overall, economic sentiment for Trump is poor, but small businesses seem fairly confident, according to several surveys
By: Gene Marks
Increased operating expenses and customers' own cost cutting have created challenges for local business owners, but they've found ways to be flexible and resilient.
An informative interview with simple steps to protect your business heading into 2027.
By: Gene Marks
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Starting a business to advance a cause is perfectly fine. But expecting that cause to keep the business alive is another matter entirely.
By: Gene Marks
In April, Denver's only lesbian bar closed . Its owners cited financial difficulties after a disagreement between management and employees.
By: Gene Marks
Small businesses generally are not exempt from the new requirements under Philadelphia's Fair Practice Ordinance.
