Businesses along 2nd Ave. Subway in NYC report delays from MTA in receiving assistance.

East Harlem Businesses Affected by Subway Project Seek Compensation In East Harlem, local businesses facing displacement due to the Second Avenue subway extension are expressing frustration over the lack of financial support and relocation assistance from the MTA. Lou Nikazi, 59, owner of Eagle Tile, a construction supply store he has operated for three decades, […]
Small businesses worried about rising insurance expenses

Small Business Owners Concerned About Potential Insurance Changes Amid Government Shutdown Many small business owners and middle-income earners nationwide are keeping a close watch on developments in Washington, as lawmakers approach an end to the longest government shutdown in history. In Massachusetts, particularly, small business owners are worried about what will happen to their insurance […]
Governor of New Hampshire advises businesses leaving New York City to move North following Mamdani’s victory

New York Mayoral Election Aftermath Recently, large vans displaying rotating digital ads roamed midtown Manhattan following Zoran Mamdani’s surprising win in the New York mayoral race. New Hampshire’s Republican Governor, Kelly Ayotte, launched her re-election campaign with these vans that carried messages like, “New York City business owners, lost to Mamdani? Come to New Hampshire […]
Salaries Will Increase as Businesses Compete for U.S. Workers

During a recent event with Breitbart News, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy discussed how President Donald Trump’s policies could lead to job creation that would drive businesses to compete for workers, ultimately boosting wages. Duffy emphasized that bringing back jobs could enhance competition within the workforce, allowing salaries to rise without harming a company’s competitiveness. The […]
Jamie Dimon cautions that states pushing businesses away will experience negative consequences.

Jamie Dimon Discusses Wealth Migration at American Business Forum At the American Business Forum in Miami, Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase & Co., shared his views on the impact of high taxes and regulations in certain states, suggesting that these factors are driving businesses and people toward states like Florida and Texas. During […]
Overseas apps quietly gather your personal information and sell it to businesses.

You might be thinking about that flashlight app you downloaded or perhaps the fun game your grandchild told you about. But with just a tap, your personal information can be transmitted across the globe into the hands of those who profit from it. This issue is increasingly concerning, especially as foreign-owned apps quietly gather extensive […]
Voters approve property tax reductions for homeowners and businesses in Texas

Texas Tax Breaks on the Horizon Homeowners and businesses in Texas are set to benefit from larger tax breaks, as voters appear to favor a constitutional amendment aimed at enhancing the state’s homeownership tax credit. As early as Tuesday night, it looks like people will approve a measure that raises the tax exemption on a […]
Temu and Shein Hurting Local Businesses in Colombia

Colombian clothing manufacturers are facing challenges due to unfair trade practices associated with Chinese low-cost shopping apps like Temu and Shein. According to reports from Semana, these platforms are exploiting the mini-miss clause of Colombia’s Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the United States. This situation has led to an influx of cheap, low-quality products from […]
Court Will Rule on Small Businesses’ Challenge to Trump Tariffs

Supreme Court Takes on Trump’s Tariffs This Wednesday, the Supreme Court is set to address a significant challenge to President Donald Trump’s extensive tariffs, initiated by a group of small businesses. These businesses argue that the tariffs violate the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). According to the IEEPA, the president can “regulate, direct and […]
California’s allergen regulations for restaurants raise worries for businesses across the country

California’s Restaurant Allergy Law Raises Concerns Restaurants in California have faced numerous challenges lately. From prolonged closures due to the pandemic, skyrocketing food prices, to a decline in customers due to high taxes—it’s been tough. Now, with the recent legislation requiring restaurants to display major food allergens on their menus, things may get even more […]