Best Home Office Laser Printer Picks for Your Business

As small business owners, freelancers, and entrepreneurs, we know that time is money, and efficiency is key. That’s where the unsung hero of our home offices – the laser printer – comes in. In this guide, I’ll help you...

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NYC Chatbot Advises Restaurant Owners to Serve Cheese Bitten by Rats

New York City leaders and small business owners are learning about the pitfalls of relying on AI the hard way.  According to a report from the Daily Wire, the city introduced an AI-powered chatbot in October 2023 as a “one-stop...

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California’s $20 Minimum Wage Set to Increase Fast Food Prices

Most fast-food workers in California will now be paid at least $20 an hour due to a new law that went into effect on April 1. It is aimed at giving greater financial security to employees in the historically low...

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See How AI Will Affect Marketing at Strategic Marketing West 2024

AI will profoundly transform marketing by enabling hyper-personalization, predictive analytics, and enhanced customer experiences. This year, Strategic Marketing West 2024 will focus on AI and highlight the benefits of using this technology in marketing efforts. AI will automate and optimize ad...

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Business Owners Share How to Manage Stress and Protect Mental Health

Many entrepreneurs put all their energy into running their businesses, sometimes leaving their physical and mental health behind. Luckily, there are ways to manage stress and avoid burnout, as members of the online small business community share below. Effectively Manage...

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Small Business Grants Available to Those Affected by Construction, Severe Weather

Small business grants can be especially useful for entrepreneurs who are navigating major challenges. Issues like construction projects, severe weather, and vandalism can all cause business closures or significant loss. So many communities offer grants to improve outcomes. Read...

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Former Oklahoma Steel Company President Sentenced for Tax Evasion

Phillip Barry Albert, the former President of Pelco Structural LLC, an established steel pole manufacturer based in Claremore, Oklahoma, has been sentenced to 30 months in prison following his conviction for evading more than $1 million in income taxes....

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In the News: Don’t Miss Out on Grants of up to $30,000

Pandemic recovery grants continue to play a role in supporting small businesses as they deal with the long-term impacts of COVID-19. Programs nationwide are still offering financial assistance to help businesses recover, invest in sustainable practices, and enhance their...

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How to Start a Publishing Company

Entrepreneurs with a passion for reading books and a broad business knowledge can start their own publishing company. In fact, this can be one of the top business ideas for writers or anyone who loves the written word. They...

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Vast Majority of US SMB Leaders See Trade as Crucial for Growth

The FedEx Small Business Trade Index, which gathered insights from 1,000 small- and medium-business leaders across the United States, reveals that an overwhelming 75% of respondents believe trade directly benefits their operations. The survey, carried out by Morning Consult...

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