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      1. How To Handle Your Small Business Finances The Right Way
        When you are running a small business, the state of your finances should always be a critical concern. It's important that you think about how much money you are spending on your business model, particularly in comparison directly with your revenue stream. If you end up in a financially dire situation with your small b
      2. How Women’s Economic Power Is Reshaping The Consumer Market
        There are two parallel forces reshaping the consumer market: technology and women’s rising economic power. No doubt you’re paying close attention to technology (and rightly so), but how much time are you spending on the latter? My guess is not enough. Two of the biggest revolutions of the 20th century—women’s increased
      3. In a neverending pandemic, the economy is winning
        The US added 467,000 jobs in January, even as Omicron gripped America. It indicates the economy is continuing to mutate along with the virus,
      4. Solve Your Supply Chain Woes With These 5 Strategies
        Bigger isn't always better when it comes to logistics. As a startup owner, you are forgiven if you feel powerless in addressing supply chain issues,
      5. Solving The Labor Shortage Paradox Through Higher Salaries, Flexibility And Internal Mobility
        Career mobility and recruiting internally may hold the key to solving the current labor shortage.
      6. Sustainability Initiatives Transforming the Real Estate Industry: A Comprehensive Exploration
        Home Business Magazine Online By Dutch Mendenhall, Founder — RADD Companies When people think of the most environmentally destructive industries,
      7. 4 Key Issues Facing Small Businesses Today
        The first half of 2019 is already in the history books. For small businesses, it’s been a good year with a healthy economy and high job growth, although it has become increasingly challenging to recruit great talent due to lower unemployment.
      8. 6 Ways to Protect Your Business Finances
        Anyone managing small business knows the importance of managing the finances with close attention. Failure to do so can put you in hot water very quickly. Small businesses do not have financial cushion like their large counterparts. They are working on a shoestring budget and any hiccups in the cash flow will show up i
      9. A Definitive Guide to Protect Sensitive Data from Cyber Attacks in Your Business
        Cyber-attacks are constantly rising, and small businesses are most vulnerable to such threats. Data theft, corporate information leak, and financial losses are occurring at an alarming rate. Every 39 seconds, there is a new cyberattack on the internet. As per the studies, over 30 million attacks are reported yearly, an
      10. AI in Business: Maximizing Gains and Minimizing Risks
        Using generative AI in your organization isn't without downsides. Here are three best practices to address -- and avoid -- potential risks