Small businesses have long been significant job creators vital to the U.S. economy. However, as highlighted in a Wall Street Journal article, new businesses have
Global Woes: A Cruise Ship Perspective
My wife and I took a long-overdue vacation this week on a cruise to Alaska. While we were opened to the beauty of our 49th
Inflation And the Side Effects
Inflation is increasingly evident to consumers. As more people turn to credit to cover everyday living expenses, credit card defaults are rising. New Federal Deposit
Aging in Place: A Growing Trend
Since my dad turned 95 last month, I’ve become somewhat of an expert on senior living options. Thankfully, he doesn’t need a nursing home yet.
Brace for Impact: The Port Strike’s Not Really Over
The tentative agreement to suspend the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) strike might relieve consumers and businesses, but logistics experts warn that the deal is far
Non-Compete Agreements: A Legal Battle
Employers have traditionally relied on non-compete agreements to safeguard their intellectual property and maintain a competitive edge. As a business owner, I’ve used various non-compete
The Future of Delivery: Drones, Robots, and Beyond
The e-commerce industry has undergone significant changes in recent years, with delivery drones and robots becoming key innovations. Vayu Robotics has launched its first delivery
The Ripple Effect: How America’s Business Economy is Coming Full Circle
If there is anything complex and interwoven together, it is the different aspects of the American Business Economy. If one thing happens over here, it
The Great Resignation: A Symptom of a Deeper Problem
The Great Resignation 2.0 may be on the horizon, with an astonishing three out of ten workers planning to quit their jobs in 2024. The
Work From Paradise: The Pros & Cons of the Digital Nomad Lifestyle
Several of our clients have asked for advice about working remotely in foreign countries. We did the research to help them and thought it would