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Small Business Owners in America Struggling with Rising Health Care Expenses

Small Business Owners in America Struggling with Rising Health Care Expenses

Rising medical expenses are significantly impacting small business owners throughout the United States. As the midterm elections in November approach, there’s increasing concern about health care affordability nationally. Analysts indicated that many local businesses are finding it tough, often cutting bonuses and facing other challenges due to escalating health care costs. Some are even laying […]

Trump’s Small Business Leader Fights Fraud Amid Growing Affordability Crisis

Trump's Small Business Leader Fights Fraud Amid Growing Affordability Crisis

Small Business Administration (SBA) Secretary Kelly Loeffler discussed the Trump administration’s efforts to combat fraud and tackle the affordability crisis in an interview with the Daily Caller News Foundation. Loeffler emphasized the importance of ensuring responsible management of taxpayer dollars. “Our primary duty as SBA administrators is to be good stewards of the American taxpayer,” […]

Business Digest: Question Not for Whom the Hormuz Tolls

Business Digest: Question Not for Whom the Hormuz Tolls

The pursuit of peace might hinge on oil prices in the Persian Gulf. Happy Friday! Here’s a selection of noteworthy news from the past week that we think you should know about. This week, we were on the brink of escalating conflict that could have destroyed cultural heritage, but then, well, things took a turn […]

Laser or Inkjet: How your small business is wasting money on ink

Laser or Inkjet: How your small business is wasting money on ink

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the publication Green Book estimate that an average office worker prints around 10,000 pages annually. If you have a five-person team engaging in that level of printing with an inkjet, you’ll likely be swapping out cartridges often, dealing with paper jams weekly, and facing dried-out print heads after long […]

Governor Spanberger claims credit for $7.1 billion in business investments obtained by her Republican predecessor.

Governor Spanberger claims credit for $7.1 billion in business investments obtained by her Republican predecessor.

Virginia Governor’s Business Investment Initiative Under Scrutiny Virginia’s Democratic Governor Abigail Spanberger recently celebrated the signing of a bill that brings $7.1 billion in new business investments to the state. However, it appears that these projects were primarily initiated and announced during the governorship of her Republican predecessor, Glenn Youngkin. The legislation encompasses state incentives […]