Category: Business

When people talk about investing in 2020, they’re usually talking about the stock market. While it’s a great idea to invest in stocks when you’re young and want to set yourself up for success, you …

The first wave of the pandemic came as a rude shock for the world. Small businesses weren’t prepared for a sudden move to the work-from-home model, but that was perhaps the only way to survive. …

Owning a business is often one of the most fulfilling pursuits that someone can take part in. After all, there’s a reason that becoming an entrepreneur is associated with freedom. But, it’s also not uncommon …

The Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) will have an expected CAGR of 13.6 percent between 2019 and 2025.  But what is it about ERPs that are attracting companies like Oracle, IBM and Microsoft?  Are ERPs all hype? Or are they what …

There aren’t a lot of certainties in life, but you can be assured that people in America are going to migrate across the country on a regular basis. Moving from one location to another means …

Keeping a nonprofit organized is a challenge, no matter what type or size of nonprofit you manage. Fortunately, there are a lot of tools at your disposal that can make the task much easier. But …

Did you know that 18 percent of businesses were destroyed in Louisiana following Hurricane Katrina? Fall and Winter can bring horrendous weather so it’s important that your premises are protected. If heavy rainfall, snowfall, or …

Did you know almost 70% of American businesses are started at home? Or that more than 600,000 businesses start up every year? They probably shouldn’t but looks do make a big difference to the way we are perceived. …

It’s obvious that with COVID-19 still alive and on the prowl, the risk of sickness is still at high levels – and they don’t seem to be going down anytime soon. That being said, many …

Opening a small business has become the in-thing to do nowadays. Everyone you know seems to be quitting their corporate job to start their own flower shop or their own accounting firm. That’s all well …