Month: September 2021

Windows 11, which begins rolling out next week, has a nasty surprise for some users. Unless you’re very attentive, it

Businesses spend millions of dollars every year on marketing schemes to draw in new customers. As important as that is, businesses

Hannah Olson had everything going for her. She received her bachelor’s degree in just three years from Boston University and

Jessica Stuart learned the hard way the risks of relying on independent contractors. In 2016, her Washington, D.C.-based production company,

Earlier this month, Lucid Motors received its EPA rating on its electric vehicle battery packs. The results were, well, remarkably

By Stephanie Wells, founder of Formidable Forms, a drag & drop form builder for WordPress that empowers freelancers to create form-based

A reader emailed to ask whether I thought his idea for a startup was a good one. I told him

The stimulus funds providing fee relief for certain Small Business Administration-backed loans just ran out at noon on Wednesday, a

If you just got an iPhone 13, you may be wondering whether there are apps you should download in order

As more and more businesses require vaccines (either voluntarily or because of Biden’s new vaccine mandates), this message I received

When Rich Barton co-founded Zillow in 2005, he knew the virtual homebuying and rental marketplace would shape the future of

We’re rolling to the final quarter of 2021 which means readers have two happy seasonal treats to look forward to.

One of the most neglected skills in the business world is the ability to apply formal logic to arguments made

A week or so ago, DoorDash CEO Tony Xu gave an interview on CNBC about the company’s overarching strategy. No surprise, he

A lot of factors play into why your customers love your business. Price, quality, convenience, and values are all important.