If there's coronavirus relief money, scammers will try and steal it
Business owners, the unemployed and recipients of stimulus checks are among the targets of financial thieves trying to access trillions of dollars in federal coronavirus relief.
Businesses continue to apply for a PPP loan. Forgiveness remains uncertain
Companies that were able to make the cut and qualify for the Paycheck Protection Program have another fight on the horizon: having their loan forgiven. Here's why it's so hard to figure that out.
These business owners couldn't get a forgivable loan at first. Then it was easy.
Business owners who successfully got loans during the second round of the Paycheck Protection Program describe the emotional roller coaster of the process.
Business park plans 15 MW, unsubsidized solar farm
As subsidy-free renewables proliferate, it will become harder to derail decarbonization.
It’s time to disrupt the existing hospital business model
Business models often change quite dramatically over time in the American economy. Think of booksellers; Amazon changed the concept of a bookseller and its book retailing vision led to the radical diversification of its product line. Some business models are more resistant to change, with firms concentrating on specialization rather than engaging in organizational innovation…
Businesses owned by women and minorities have grown. Will COVID-19 undo that?
There are two small business crises in the United States. The first—the sudden shock to small businesses induced by COVID-19—is acute and immediate. Our recent analysis indicates that over 50% of small businesses with employees (an astounding 4 million establishments) face immediate or near-term risks due to the pandemic. The second crisis—the structural racial and…
Businesses owned by women and minorities have grown. Will COVID-19 undo that?
There are two small business crises in the United States. The first—the sudden shock to small businesses induced by COVID-19—is acute and immediate. Our recent analysis indicates that over 50% of small businesses with employees (an astounding 4 million establishments) face immediate or near-term risks due to the pandemic. The second crisis—the structural racial and…
APEC Collaboration the First-best Strategy to Combat COVID-19, Says Business
Business leaders from the Asia-Pacific region called for APEC leadership and cooperation to combat the grave challenges to health and economies posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
ABAC Release: Achieving Integration and Inclusion in the Age of Disruption
Business leaders from around the Asia-Pacific met in Sydney last week to discuss the year ahead
Businessman Pleads Guilty in Utah to Tax Charge
Scott Robertson pleaded guilty before U.S. Magistrate Judge Brooke C. Wells in Salt Lake City to one count of making and subscribing a false tax return for 2003.
Businessman Convicted for Evading $1.9 Million in Taxes on Sales of Ozone-Depleting Greenhouse Gases
Dov Shellef, a businessman from Great Neck, N.Y., was convicted today on 86 counts, following a five-week jury trial, for conspiring to defraud the Internal Revenue Service in the collection of approximately $1.9 million in excise taxes due on sales of the ozone-depleting greenhouse gas known as CFC-113.
Business Owner Sentenced to 100 Years for His Role in Scheme to Defraud Clients of Funds Allegedly Held in Trust
Edward H. Okun, the former owner of The 1031 Tax Group LLP (1031TG), was sentenced today to 100 years in prison for his leading role in a scheme to defraud and obtain approximately $126 million in client funds held by 1031TG.
Businessman's dairy proposal puts pressure on Government to help struggling farmers
A Victorian businessman has given the Federal Government a detailed plan to help the struggling dairy industry get back on track — and give more money to farmers.
Six Indian cos among BusinessWeek's top 100 Infotech firms
BusinessWeek's 'The Infotech 100', has ranked Bharti Airtel at the 21st position followed by Reddington India (55th) and RCom (66th). Successful business formula
Businesses offering lockdown pupils virtual work experience
Businesses are giving schoolchildren virtual work experience placements to prevent them from missing out on opportunities during the crisis.
Virtual work experience to help students beat coronavirus lockdown
Businesses are giving schoolchildren virtual work experience placements to prevent them from missing out on opportunities during the coronavirus.
Businesses must promote diversity – not just because it's good for the bottom line | Tim Ryan
Too many of America’s workplaces are not representative of our communities. In a divided country, we have a duty to advance diversity and inclusion
We’re living in a country of growing division and tension, and it’s having an impact at work. But it’s often the case that when we walk into the office – where we spend the majority of our time – we don’t address these issues.
And yet there’s so much to talk about – from growing societal inequality and America’s racial divide to single-digit minority representation in corporate America. (Just 1% of the nation’s Fortune 500 CEOs are black, only 4% are women, and even fewer are openly gay).
Continue reading...Places around England compete to host underground nuclear waste dump
Businesses, individuals with land, and local governments are competing to host an underground nuclear waste facility in the UK, and receive a yearly £2.5 million incentive
Businesses Should Be Mindful of Zika Danger to Workers, CDC Says
Title: Businesses Should Be Mindful of Zika Danger to Workers, CDC Says
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Businesses open with coronavirus safety precautions enforced
New rules, no problem. At least, that’s the case for a Henderson cafe preparing to host customers for the first time in nearly two months. Magnolia Magat already was set on implementing Centers for Disease Control and Prevention-driven changes to her Truffles N’ Bacon Cafe, 8872 S. Eastern Ave., before the governor told her what she must to do open her business on Saturday. If she doesn’t comply with mandated social distancing, face coverings for her employees and limiting occupancy, she is at risk of a verbal warning, citation and business license suspension. But that likely won’t concern Magat, whose measures for her own cafe will be more stringent than those...
Business owners sue Gov. Janet Mills to end shutdown
Click here for the latest coronavirus news, which the BDN has made free for the public. You can support our critical reporting on the coronavirus by purchasing a digital subscription or donating directly to the newsroom. A group of Maine business owners on Friday sued Gov. Janet Mills over her unprecedented shutdown orders to limit the spread of the coronavirus claiming they are unconstitutional. The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in Bangor, is asking a federal judge to issue an injunction ordering the governor to allow businesses to reopen immediately and to lift the 14-day quarantine on people coming to Maine...
Rape survivor left with huge legal bill after losing court case against cops
Businesswoman and activist Andisiwe “Andy” Kawa sued police for damages after accusing them of failing to find her during a 15-hour rape she endured in 2010 but lost the case.
Businesses clamor for Trump's ear as $300 bn in new China tariffs loom
WASHINGTON - Washington is planning another tidal wave of tariffs on Chinese imports that represent a worst-case scenario for markets and major industries on both sides of the Pacific.
What We've Learned About Business Resiliency
Business resiliency and the supply chain - they both were tested by the disruptions we've all experienced. But Patrick Potter of RSA says there are lessons to be learned from the response, and they will guide us as we prepare for the next evolution of our business climate.
What We've Learned About Business Resiliency
Business resiliency and the supply chain - they both were tested by the disruptions we've all experienced. But Patrick Potter of RSA says there are lessons to be learned from the response, and they will guide us as we prepare for the next evolution of our business climate.
What We've Learned About Business Resiliency
Business resiliency and the supply chain - they both were tested by the disruptions we've all experienced. But Patrick Potter of RSA says there are lessons to be learned from the response, and they will guide us as we prepare for the next evolution of our business climate.
What We've Learned About Business Resiliency
Business resiliency and the supply chain - they both were tested by the disruptions we've all experienced. But Patrick Potter of RSA says there are lessons to be learned from the response, and they will guide us as we prepare for the next evolution of our business climate.
Market Forces Signal Clean Energy’s Watershed Moment
Business leaders have an important decision to make this year: to continue operating under the status quo or to join the list of successful companies creating a more sustainable future by contracting or investing in renewable energy and making a positive impact on their brand, customers, employees and bottom line.
Business Outlook: The Global Electronics Industry
Presentation by Walt Custer of Custer Consulting Group.
Business Live Chat Software 1.0 Cross Site Request Forgery
Business Live Chat Software version 1.0 suffers from a cross site request forgery vulnerability.
Governor Markell Signs Executive Order Adding Business Owners with Disabilities and Small Businesses to Delaware’s Supplier Diversity Efforts
Businesses owned by individuals with disabilities and certain small businesses will now be included in the state’s supplier diversity efforts thanks to an executive order recently signed by Governor Jack Markell.
A look at the blurring lines between offline and online retail
Businesses that want to stay competitive are adopting a phygital model to address these demands through the holistic integration of offline and online retail.
Fin24.com | How to avoid a trip to the CCMA
Businesses can avoid workplace disputes and CCMA hearings by taking a number of precautions, labour experts say.
Business Choice Awards 2018: Routers and Servers
Only a few vendors are the best for routing your internet signals and storing your files at the office. Here are PCMag readers' top picks.
Business Choice Awards 2019: Printers
Brother International has long dominated PCMag's Business Choice Awards for printers, but this year it's joined by another top contender.
Business Inventories
Business inventories are the dollar amount of inventories held by manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers. The level of inventories in relation to sales is an important indicator of the near-term direction of production activity.
Business break and enters spike by 562% since COVID-19
New statistics from the Victoria Police Department show a major shift in crime rates during COVID-19 compared to this time last year. Meanwhile in Kamloops city officials point to court "inaction" as contributing factor.
Business as Usual? Regularizing Foreign Labor in Costa Rica
With the growing urbanization and consolidation of Nicaraguan immigrants in sectors such as construction and domestic service, Costa Rica has shifted its focus from immigration enforcement to integration. Tension has emerged between the government and private sector as a new mechanism for regularizing unauthorized immigrant workers has failed to gain traction.
Business Briefs
Branson Centre goes digital The Caribbean branch of Branson Centre of Entrepreneurship has shifted fully to online delivery of its services. This includes online training and support in three business development areas: finance, strategic...
Businesses hope to get some action for Mother’s Day
Just last year, one could find a variety of deals and promotions for Mother’s Day with ease, but for 2020, the opposite is true. This change could be connected with the coronavirus pandemic and a number of businesses having to close their doors for...
'Where are they when you need help?' Restaurants want insurers to cover coronavirus losses
Business interruption insurance replaces income lost when a business must close. But insurers say policies don't cover coronavirus-related closures.
St. George restaurants, businesses reopen after coronavirus closures
Businesses in St. George are opening their doors again as Utah begins to reopen its economy in phases amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Brigade responds to report on the safety of electrical goods
Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) Committee publish report on Whirlpool tumble dryers
BTA sets out five-step plan to restart business travel
Business travel body calls for Government support
Business Models for Mobile Fare Apps
Five different business models for mobile fare payment apps are examined, as the world of apps used by transit agencies in the United States and Canada continues to steadily grow. The TRB Transit Cooperative Research Program's TCRP Synthesis 148: Business Models for Mobile Fare Apps documents current practices and experiences of transit agencies that offer mobile fare payment applications to transit riders. The report includes case examples from six cities: Santa Monica, Denver, Austin, Chicago, Dallas, ...
Businesses creak to life as Colorado’s stay-at-home order lifts
Glimmers of normal life twinkled ever so faintly in parts of Colorado on Monday as the state became one of the first in the country to lift its stay-at-home order.