What A Broken HOA Taught Me About Corporate Governance

I learned more about governance failure from my neighborhood HOA than from most boardrooms I’ve analyzed. I live in a small annex of houses along the edge of a more extensive residential complex. We are formally members of the homeowner’s association. The drawback here is that there is no clubhouse,…

How To Never Watch The Competition, And Beat Them Every Time

Business owners waste hours every week checking competitors’ websites, stalking their social profiles, and panicking when someone launches something new. This constant comparison leads to reactive decisions, copycat strategies, and that crushing feeling you’re always one step behind. An obsession with competition keeps you playing small, focused on incremental improvements…

Using AI To Help Fix Wealth Management

Logan Weaver – CEO of Surmount. I see wealth management as an industry built on legacy systems, contemporary inefficiencies and a fundamental disconnect between the modern investor and financial advisors. Despite a multitude of new technologies, the industry continues to be largely inaccessible to the common investor and exceedingly complex…

Moody’s downgrades US credit rating over persistent budget deficits

Moody’s Ratings on Friday announced that it downgraded the U.S. credit rating by one notch due to persistent fiscal deficits that it sees as likely to deteriorate in the future. The downgrade moves the U.S. credit rating down one notch from Aaa to Aa1 on Moody’s 21-notch rating scale. The…

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Federal Reserve to cut staff by 10% in coming years

The Federal Reserve is planning to reduce the workforce at the central bank by 10% over the next few years, according to a memo reviewed by FOX Business. Fed Chair Jerome Powell sent a memo on Friday morning to central bank employees to inform them…

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This Dividend Grower Taps The Tariff ‘Sweet Spot’

The UK trade deal was apparently the tasty egg roll before the main course of lower Chinese tariffs. A delightful order for this dividend grower, ready to feast on the “Peking duck” of trade agreements. China is one of the biggest buyers of US crops, importing tens of billions of…

How Tech Startups Can Fully Leverage The Benefits Of An Incubator

Karen Cashion is President & CEO of Tech Alpharetta, located in Alpharetta, Georgia. Many factors contribute to the ultimate success or failure of a startup. I’ve observed that quite a few of these factors depend on the founders themselves. Founder experience, determination (grit) and financial resources play a significant role.…

The Cybersecurity Revolution No One Saw Coming

Mala Ramakrishnan, Founder and Managing Partner at Progressive Ventures, fueling the next wave of AI innovation, out of Silicon Valley. Google recently invested $32 billion in Wiz, a Cloud Security Platform. This acquisition underscores the immense value of securing the cloud layer of the tech stack. Each layer of infrastructure—networks,…

Beauty Supply Stores Are Caught In Trade Tariffs Cross Hairs

U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports continue to squeeze supply chains, beauty brands are finding themselves caught in the crossfire. For Black consumers who drive more than $9 billion in beauty product spending annually these tariffs are having a major impact. Many of the beauty brands they shop with rely on…

Entrepreneurs Face a Tough 2025. These Strategies Can Help

The U.S. economy shrank 0.3% in the first quarter of 2025—its first contraction in over three years—following 2.4% growth in Q4 2024, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). While some analysts still debate whether a formal recession is looming, the economic slowdown is palpable for entrepreneurs and…

Why are Social Security benefits paid later this May?

Social Security beneficiaries will see their payments arrive a little later than normal this month due to a quirk in the safety net program’s payment calendar. The Social Security Administration (SSA) determines most recipients’ payment dates based on their birthdates. Beneficiaries born between the 1st and 10th of the month are paid…

Why Some Love It And Others Hate It

When you’re putting yourself out there, building your personal brand, and attracting a following, soon you’ll be recognised in the street and your inbox will overflow. But is this what you really want? Everyone faces the spotlight differently. Some people thrive with every gushing email and selfie request. Others feel…

Why We Need To Embrace The ‘S’ Word To Drive Business Success

Sudhir Chaturvedi is president and executive board member of LTIMindtree. When did the word “sales” become taboo? Regardless of whether you’re offering a product or service, the essence of every business is rooted in effective sales. Yet, we often shy away from the term, opting for titles like business development…

New Structure for Transparent Leadership

Companies that focus on transparency often talk about their “open door policy” – a kind of all-access pass for employees and team members. For curious team members, guidance can be a great service – but at what cost? Execs and managers who are “always available” are making a mistake that’s…