US Business
Why It’s Impossible to Get Your Car Repaired This Summer
A shortage of parts and technicians, more complex auto technology, and older cars on the road are creating a perfect storm; Ford and GM are concerned
Month: June 2023
US Business
Amid San Francisco’s Woes, Elon Musk Plays Critic
Since becoming one of San Francisco’s highest-profile employers, Twitter’s owner has had much to say about the state of affairs in the city, describing it in a tweet as feeling “post-apocalyptic.”
US Business
Fox Settles Litigation With Former Producer for $12 Million
Former producer Abby Grossberg had alleged a toxic workplace at Fox News.
US Business
Apple Is the World’s First $3 Trillion Company
The iPhone’s strength has helped to offset supply chain challenges, a global pandemic and recessionary fears.
US Business
Goldman Is Looking for a Way Out of Its Partnership With Apple
American Express is in talks to take over Goldman’s card deal and other ventures with the tech giant.
US Business
U.S. Inflation, Consumer Spending Growth Cooled in May
Consumer prices and spending rose more slowly in May, but the Federal Reserve likely remains on track to raise interest rates in July.
Entertainment
Latest Arts, Culture, and Entertainment Information for July 2023
(Joplin, MO) – Connect2Culture (C2C) regularly collects information on upcoming arts, culture, and entertainment events in the Joplin area. This is the most recent information that C2C has received or collected for July 2023. Other listings could be […]
SBDC Updates
The Business Plan
By Kenneth Surbrugg, Business Consultant, Missouri Small Business Development Center at Missouri Southern State University When talking with entrepreneurs, I normally ask about their business plan. And more often than not, the business plan is just […]
US Business
Nike Increased Prices Along With Everyone Else and Now Discounts Are Mounting
The sneaker giant said that product markdowns as well as higher costs for product input, freight and logistics weighed on its profits in the most recent quarter.
US Business
Women Interviewing for Bill Gates’s Private Office Were Asked Sexually Explicit Questions
Job candidates say an extreme vetting process by a security firm sometimes included questions about pornography and sexual histories; Gates’s office says such questioning would be unacceptable.