Hood and Open: Two Businesses Transforming Their Sector
Innovation and “The Golden Geese of Capitalism” If you were to visit a place like Cuba, you’d quickly notice the dilapidated infrastructure, vintage cars from the 1950s, and the overall poverty. These centralized economies, like those in Cuba and China, let governments exert tight control over the economy, often stifling private enterprises, innovation, and entrepreneurial […]
More than 100 Small Businesses Meet with Trump to Express Gratitude
On Wednesday, a group of 100 small business representatives gathered at the White House to express their appreciation to President Donald Trump for his commitments, according to Breitbart News. Business owners from 33 states came to thank the administration and engage in discussions about how the government supports small enterprises, as shared by White House […]
Cuomo gathers backing from Manhattan businesses against Mamdani in the mayoral election
Cuomo Engages Business Leaders Amid NYC Mayoral Race Tensions Former governor Andrew Cuomo convened with around 80 business figures in Manhattan on Tuesday, as the urgency mounts to rally support for New York City mayoral candidate Zoran Mamdani ahead of Election Day. This notable gathering coincided with a New York Times/Siena College poll conducted from […]
Small businesses are not increasing prices due to tariffs, but their profits are on the rise.
In August, small business owners felt quite optimistic as they noted expectations for increased sales and better profits; however, there wasn’t much indication of passing on higher tariff-related costs to customers. The National Federation of Independent Business announced that its index measuring small business optimism climbed by 0.5 points to reach 100.8, surpassing the long-term […]
Small Businesses Benefiting from Trump Tax Cuts; Expanding Locations, Hiring More Staff, Increasing Pay
Job Creators Network Poll Highlights Impact of Tax Cuts on Small Businesses This week, the Job Creators Network, known as America’s largest advocate for small businesses, released new voting data shortly after President Trump enacted a significant bill backed by the Republican Party. A national survey by Scott Rasmussen and John McLaughlin, involving 400 small […]
Complaints allege that the Port Authority favored contracts for minority-owned businesses while allowing vendors to overbid: ‘Unlawful and un-American’
Port Authority Accused of Illegal Contract Practices WASHINGTON – A civil rights complaint filed on Monday by conservative legal groups alleges that the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey improperly secured a significant portion of its contracts with minority businesses. The complaint claims that the authority may have received bids from preferred vendors […]
As the US steps back from global health, businesses need to step in.
The statistics are undeniable. Recent studies from Rancet predict that by 2030, there could be anywhere from 4.43 to 10.75 million new HIV infections and up to 2.93 million deaths related to AIDS globally. Reductions in USAID funding might contribute to as many as 14 million deaths worldwide, with half a million children potentially succumbing […]
Ohio senator proposes a 25% tax on businesses that move jobs abroad.
Ohio Senator Proposes Legislation Targeting Outsourcing Ohio Republican Senator Bernie Moreno has put forth new legislation designed to impose fines on companies that outsource jobs and operations overseas. This proposal, introduced on Friday, aims to support job creation within the United States. The legislation, dubbed the “International Transfer of Employment Act,” places a 25% tax […]
Security app Protector introduces service for businesses
Protector App Expands to Corporate Services for Enhanced Security On-demand security is getting an upgrade with the launch of Protector Corporate, an extension of the popular Protector app aimed specifically at businesses.The move comes in response to a surge in demand for security services following a tragic shooting in July that left four individuals dead […]
Businesses Are Taking on Costs Instead of Passing Them to Consumers to Keep Customers
Where Did Tariff-Driven Inflation Go? The enigma of how tariffs impact inflation seems clearer now. New data from the Federal Reserve suggests that U.S. companies are opting to absorb costs instead of passing them on to consumers, who are increasingly wary of rising prices. This could explain why consumer prices aren’t soaring as one might […]