US Business
You Hate Your Job. ‘Rage Applying’ Probably Isn’t the Answer.
Rapid-fire résumé submissions usually don’t work—but even when they do, the next job might be as bad as the last.
Articles by Erin Slifka
US Business
Nvidia Warns of Lost Opportunities if U.S. Bans AI Chip Exports to China
Potential new restrictions on the sale of artificial intelligence semiconductors to China could come with a hefty long-term cost for the American chip industry—and another setback for U.S. relations with Beijing.
US Business
Costco Makes It Harder to Share Membership Cards
The bulk retailer is asking for photo identification at self-checkout registers.
US Business
Delta Flight Makes Emergency Landing After Problem With Nose Gear
The plane landed in Charlotte Wednesday morning with no reported injuries. Delta apologized for what it said was a rare occurrence.
US Business
Big News Publishers Look to Team Up to Address Impact of AI
New York Times, Wall Street Journal parent News Corp and Dotdash Meredith owner IAC are among companies discussing forming a coalition.
Events
Cheers to Saving Lives at Community Blood Center of the Ozarks in July
(Joplin, MO) – Community Blood Center of the Ozarks (CBCO), the sole supplier of blood, platelets, and plasma to patients at 44 area Ozark hospitals, is urging donors to give blood to help ensure a […]
Small Business/Startups
BBB Business Tip: Seven Ways Small Business Owners Can Cope with Inflation
Many small business owners feel the squeeze, with the inflation rate hovering around 6%. When costs rise, profit margins shrink, and owners must act to keep their businesses profitable. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, high […]
Banking & Finance
Clevenger Financial to Present ‘1031 Exchanges: A Powerful Tax-Deferral Strategy’ on July 27
Clevenger Financial invites financial and real estate professionals and CPAs to join them for a special event, 1031 Exchanges: A Powerful Tax-Deferral Strategy. Jeff Waszak, Senior Vice President of Inland Securities Corporation, will be the […]
US Business
Homebuyers With Short Memories Are Driving Up Prices in Hurricane-Hit Town
Unfazed by the destruction of Hurricane Ian just nine months ago, luxury-home shoppers are flocking to Naples, Florida
US Business
How Shazam Makes Unique Audio Fingerprints to Identify Songs
More than 23,000 songs are identified each minute by Shazam and the app has been used over 70 billion times. But while using it is simple, a complex computation makes it possible.