Learn How to Grow Your Business in Line with Your Goals

As your business grows, your original plans and vision may get lost in the day-to-day operations. But there are many growth strategies you can use to create a successful business that aligns with your actual goals. Learn valuable insights...

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SBA Offers Disaster Loans to Mississippi Businesses and Residents

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) has announced that low-interest disaster loans are now available to businesses and residents in Mississippi affected by the severe storms and tornadoes from April 8-11. This follows a Presidential disaster declaration. The declaration includes...

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Search Marketing and Generative AI to Maximize the Impact of Marketing

Maximize the potential of AI and LLMO (Large Language Model Optimizations) to improve your SEO and SEM, optimize your marketing budget, and expand your reach. Kelly Cutler, Northwestern University faculty member and Digital Marketing Strategist and Consultant, will give...

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Snap Unveils GenAI-Powered AR Experiences and Tools in Lens Studio 5.0

Snap is introducing new AR experiences powered by GenAI for Snapchatters and the AR developer community. This innovation marks a significant advancement in real-time image modeling, bringing users’ imaginations to life instantly through augmented reality. Real-Time GenAI Innovations for Snapchat Snap...

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Treasury and IRS Issue Final Regulations on Prevailing Wage and Apprenticeship Requirements

The Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) have released final regulations on the prevailing wage and apprenticeship (PWA) requirements linked to increased credit or deduction amounts for certain clean energy incentives under the Inflation Reduction...

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Florida Tax Preparer Sentenced for Conspiracy to File False Tax Returns

A Florida tax return preparer has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for his role in a conspiracy to defraud the United States by preparing and filing false tax returns. John Borgela, who ran Empire Tax Services (Empire),...

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In the News: Up to $100,000 in Grants for Small Businesses

Grants can help small businesses manage the costs of providing paid leave to employees. These grants can cover a portion of the expenses related to offering paid sick leave, family leave, or medical leave, ensuring that businesses can support...

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Fewer Small Businesses Seeking Federal Contracts Due to Reporting Requirements

A decreasing number of small businesses are seeking and receiving government contracts. And part of the reason for this decline may be the strict reporting and compliance requirements. The good news is that small businesses are receiving a higher amount...

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Minneapolis Businesses Concerned About Potential One-Size-Fits-All Labor Rules

The city of Minneapolis is considering creating a new labor standards board to provide recommendations about potential regulations. Proponents say that the board would create more labor-friendly policies to support the local workforce. But many small businesses in the...

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How To Determine a “Want” Versus a Business “Need”

“How do you determine what a business “want” is versus a business “need”? Please share any frameworks or methodologies you use to help prioritize what your business needs.” Here’s what YEC community members had to say: 1. Can a business function...

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