US Business
U.S. New-Vehicle Sales Rise an Estimated 13% in First Half of the Year
Pace is far ahead of forecasts as buyers shake off concerns about rising interest rates, inflationary pressures
Month: July 2023
Marketing & Communications
BBB Business Tip: What to Know When Developing Your Company’s Social Media Policies
With more than 70% of Americans and 80% of Canadians using some social media, social networks provide a vast opportunity to reach and engage your customers. That said, you’ll need to lay down some ground rules to ensure your business’s […]
Education
Crowder College’s Safety Training Opportunities for July, August, and September 2023
Crowder College’s Training & Development Solutions is offering a variety of training courses. Sign up for one today! Leadership Training We are now offering two new badge certificates in Industrial & Manufacturing Managerial Leadership and Human […]
Education
George Washington Carver National Monument to Celebrate Annual Carver Day on July 8
(Diamond, MO) – George Washington Carver National Monument is pleased to announce the park’s annual Carver Day celebration will be held on Saturday, July 8, 2023, from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm, celebrating the life of […]
Events
Joplin Public Library Partners with Joplin Schools to Provide Free Lunches to Children
(Joplin, MO) – Joplin Public Library is proud to partner with the Joplin Schools’ Nutritional Services department to provide free lunches to area children starting Wednesday, July 5. Any child, under 18 years, is eligible […]
US Business
TV’s Golden Era Proved Costly to Streamers
Streaming losses, layoffs and share-price pressures were already leading to an industry retrenchment. Then the writers’ strike hit.
US Business
Twitter’s Challenges Heat Up as Meta Prepares Rival App
The new threat comes as Elon Musk’s company offered further explanation for its controversial cap on how many tweets users can see.
US Business
Banking Watchdog Takes on ‘Too Big to Manage’
The biggest U.S. banks are going to have to demonstrate they haven’t gotten so large that they are unwieldy, or face a potential breakup, Acting Comptroller of the Currency Michael Hsu said.
US Business
Meet the CEOs Who Pull In More Than $100 Million a Year
The chief executives of Pinterest, Peloton and Hertz are among those who outearn Apple’s Tim Cook—and hundreds of others who lead bigger companies.
US Business
U.S. Looks to Restrict China’s Access to Cloud Computing to Protect Advanced Technology
The Biden administration proposal, aimed at closing a loophole in chip export controls, could escalate a tit-for-tat fight with Beijing.