Month: July 2021

Offering flexibility to employees has been shown to raise morale and improve workplace satisfaction.

It has always been sought to have a magic recipe to achieve goals without effort, some say that victory comes after 66 days.

Crypto people say they’re building it. Gamers might already be living in it. The art world is cashing in on it. Web veterans are trying to save it. But what is it?

The proposed rules would close a gap that let the ride-hailing company Didi go public on Wall Street before assuring Beijing that its data was safe.

The V.S.S. Unity will lift off from New Mexico on Sunday morning as billionaire entrepreneurs race to make spaceflight unexceptional.

This article, “All Those in Favor, Say Honk” was first published on Small Business Trends

Square, providers of technology and financial tools to empower small businesses, has announced new features for Square Appointments. Square Appointments is an all-in-one point of sale for booking and payment solutions to equip small service businesses like hairdressers with everything they need for more seamless scheduling and transactions. The new [CONTINUE READING]

It has been said the U.S. is the land of opportunity, and according to Score’s, The Megaphone of Main Street: Unsung Entrepreneurs, it still holds true. The report in this week’s roundup reveals 20% of All US Business Owners are First-Generation Immigrants. And when you take into account only 13% of [CONTINUE READING]

An inherent flaw in government purchasing of technology: Budget cycles take forever, tech changes fast.

After Beijing removed it from app stores over data concerns, the newly listed ride-hailing platform could face further scrutiny in China — and in the United States.