US Business
Retail Sales, Factory Declines Point to Slowing Economy
November retail sales fell 0.6% for the biggest decline this year, and manufacturing output had its first drop since June.
Month: December 2022
US Business
The Bleisure Traveler—Coming to the Rescue of Airlines Everywhere
Corporate travel still isn’t fully back, but instead airlines are seeing increased demand from leisure travelers willing to spend more for extra legroom and other perks.
Education
Creative Learning Alliance Newsletter for December 2022, January and February 2023
Picking Up STEAM In November, the Creative Learning Alliance was the proud recipient of the If/Then Gender Equity Grant. With the funds received, we were able to purchase complete supplies for 250 take-home STEAM kits […]
Nonprofit
The Future is Now! Give to the Arc of the Ozarks’ End-of-Year Campaign
The Future is Now The Arc of the Ozarks has provided quality services for people with disabilities for nearly 60 years. We recognize that needs of people with disabilities are changing. The Arc is committed […]
US Business
EY Looks at Backup Plans on Split Amid Higher Costs, Slower Growth
The Big Four auditor might tap private markets to reduce its borrowing costs.
US Business
Fed Raises Rate by 0.5 Percentage Point, Signals More Increases Likely
Most of the central bankers penciled in plans to raise rates above 5% next year, higher than previously expected.
Nonprofit
Vita Nova Village Seeking Clothing Donations
Vita Nova Village is seeking clothing donations for a young woman who is starting over being homeless. She will begin a sales job soon and needs business casual tops (size small) to help her get […]
Uncategorized
BBB Business Tip: How to Project Sales for the New Year
A new year is just around the bend, and that means it’s time to start planning for the future. For small businesses, this often involves last-minute tax preparation items and projecting revenue streams for the […]
US Business
Nonprofit Health Plans Set to Combine
SCAN Group and CareOregon would form a joint nonprofit called HealthRight Group, which would cover about 800,000 people and have projected revenue of about $6.8 billion next year.
US Business
Caroline Ellison Was Alameda CEO, but Officials Say Bankman-Fried Ran It
Sam Bankman-Fried has tried to shift the blame for FTX’s collapse to Alameda. Regulators said it was really he who was running the crypto trading firm.