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1. Businesses weigh the cost of moving supply chains out of China as Trump's new tariff takes effect
   Some businesses say moving supply chains out of China will cost more than absorbing the new tariffs. Here's why
2. Capital Spending And The Durability Of The Post-Pandemic Recovery
   The economic recovery has come on strong. Some have expressed disappointment in the second quarter’s pace of real growth, but the news nonetheless remains good, on consumer spending and on employment. Housing has paused of late, but that could be a natural statistical response to what were previously unsustainable grow
3. Customer Retention vs New Customer Acquisition: How Do You Optimize Both?
   Your customer only sees one brand. For them, customer attraction and retention blur together into one ongoing journey. It’s important to keep that perspective in mind as you help customers progress through different teams—from sales to customer success and back again—and through different phases, such as onboarding, ad
4. Doing Business and Rising Above in Times of Crisis
   OpenClipart-Vectors / PixabayIn today’s business climate, business owners must remain agile – they must continuously adapt, decide at a breakneck pace, execute with the twinkling of an eye, and consistently innovate. They are quick, spontaneous, and goal-driven. It’s part of who they are — and there’s always new techno
5. Eleven Financial Fundamentals Every Small Business CEO Must Know
   Regardless of the size of the business, the ultimate responsibility for success lies with the CEO. If you’re a small business owner, that’s you. And the most critical CEO tasks that result in success or failure lie in the knowledge and practice of financial management fundamentals. Recent statistics show that over half
6. Getting Real About Interest Rates
   Getting Real About Interest Rates Photo Credit: Shutterstock With the Fed’s rate hike announcement, naturally there’s been a lot of discussion about
7. How Companies Can Help Employees With Student Loan Debt
   (StatePoint) After paying monthly student loan minimums, many Americans have just enough to cover basic living expenses, which means that when unexpected expenses arise, they often end up defaulting on their student loans. It’s no wonder that student loan debt is a top financial stressor for so many. There’s good news,
8. How Companies Will Stand Out Post-Pandemic
   (Hint: It’s Not AI.)In a post-pandemic world, companies undoubtedly will turn increasingly to advanced technologies — artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and automation — to accelerate growth and improve profit margins. Such an arms race, however, will not be sustainable as even the latest technology will eventuall
9. How Coronavirus (COVID-19) is Impacting Small Businesses and What You Can Do About It 
   The spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) is developing rapidly, leaving many small business owners uncertain about their future. Those we’ve spoken with expect the coronavirus to have a significant impact on their revenue. Unfortunately, it seems these concerns are justified, but there are some actions you can take to
10. How COVID-19 and work from home is transforming rewards packages
    Flexible work arrangements may have been around for decades, and COVID-19 has flipped the script by hyper-accelerating WFH through a need for tens of millions of workers to shelter in place. Despite the lack of HR policies and protocols for an almost instant shift to 100% remote working, American creativity configured