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Unless you live off the grid, you are well aware that 2026 is an election year but watching a slate of video and social media advertisements is not necessarily going to make you a more informed voter.
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) recently announced the Manufacturing in America E2G Grant Initiative , a $50 million effort to fund
Season five of The Bear premieres on Hulu on June 25. Is it realistic about running a restaurant? Many restaurateurs say yes.
A recent Bloomberg CityLab in Madrid highlighted how evolving urban changes profoundly impact small businesses. With people lingering less in public spaces, businesses must actively create compelling experiences to attract and retain customers. Shifting urban planning, prioritizing pedestrians and public spaces, redraws foot traffic, urging businesses to anticipate these new opportunity maps. The fading 9-to-5 economy demands adapting operating hours to serve a growing 24-hour customer base, including gig and healthcare workers. In a globalized market, local identity and authenticity provide a crucial competitive advantage. Ultimately, while technology like AI offers efficiency, building trust and strong customer relationships remains paramount for enduring success.
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and Security Summit partners are conducting their “Protect Your Clients; Protect Yourself” summer series campaign.
The IRS is launching a new Automatic Exemption from Penalty (AEP) program this summer, replacing the First Time Abate (FTA) process. This initiative offers tax penalty relief for eligible small businesses and individuals, starting with the 2025 tax period and 2026 quarterly returns. Unlike the FTA, AEP automatically applies relief to those with a strong compliance history, specifically filing and paying on time for the three prior years. Businesses also must not have had failure-to-deposit penalties waived four or more times in that period. While AEP provides automatic relief for qualifying late payments or filings, taxpayers must still pay any outstanding taxes or interest.
Good mentorship is beneficial in nearly all aspects of life, including entrepreneurship.
Marketing strategies vary in format, but they all have the goal of building relationships with customers. Every marketing plan should include certaom key elements.
The United States is facing a blood shortage crisis. Here are three ways businesses can help rebuild the nation’s blood supply.
For those running their own business, balancing caregiving and work responsibilities can be especially challenging. Here are five steps you can take for your customers and your loved one.
