June 12, 2024 Fed holds rates steady and expects only one cut this year Recent progress has been slow, and Fed officials now project a slightly higher end-of-year inflation rate of 2.6% versus the 2.4% anticipated as of March. BY Reuters The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady on Wednesday and pushed out the start of … Continue reading Fed holds rates steady and expects only one cut this year
May 24, 2024 Samsung union holds a rally for fair wages Overall, South Korea’s union membership rate has hovered around the 10% level since 2004, according to data from the labour ministry. BY Reuters Against a backdrop of K-pop performances and dance music, more than 2,000 unionised workers from Samsung Electronics gathered in Seoul on Friday, … Continue reading Samsung union holds a rally for fair wages
On May 7th, Comarch experts invite you to join them for an insightful conversation about the most important trends in loyalty programs. What makes customers keep coming back to their favorite brands in 2024? Get ready to find out. Comarch on April 19, 2024 Studies show that loyal customers are responsible for as much … Continue reading Comarch holds new webinar – Top loyalty trends: Industry-specific ideas 2024 by Comarch
By Josh Millet July 13, 2023 Hiring has always been an inexact science. Traditionally a laborious, inefficient, and only occasionally effective enterprise, it is a quintessentially human process. That isn’t exactly a compliment. As it turns out, humans make a lot of mistakes, particularly when judging other humans. Not surprisingly, the technology sector has … Continue reading POV: What the future holds for AI hiring bias regulation
Ad Market Holds Steady In February, The Last ‘Normal’ Month For A While by Joe Mandese @mp_joemandese, March 31, 2020 Call it the calm before the advertising cuts storm, but the most recent data on the U.S. advertising marketplace shows it holding steady through February. With a market index of 170, the U.S. Ad Market … Continue reading Ad Market Holds Steady In February, The Last ‘Normal’ Month For A While
Chris Abraham — April 10, 2018 Follow @chrisabraham — April 10, 2018 If you’re a serious business person whose business isn’t digital, you’re probably too busy making money to fool around on social media. Social media’s stupid, right? Just baby pictures, workout check-ins, adorable kittens and the self-indulgent ramblings of under-employed folks too far to … Continue reading You Can’t Ignore the Power That Search Holds for Your Business
Gazing into her crystal link building ball, columnist Julie Joyce says it’s hard to tell if your links will even be in place, much less be effective, in the future. Julie Joyce on February 28, 2018 Almost five years ago I wrote an article about predicting a site’s future and using your expectation to decide … Continue reading Can you predict what the future holds for your inbound links?
Usage of “google” as a verb does not automatically invalidate its legal protection. Greg Sterling on May 17, 2017 Google has not committed “genericide,” according to the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals. While people have used “google” to refer to searching online for nearly 20 years, that does not invalidate the company’s trademark. … Continue reading Google holds onto its trademark as federal court rules it has not become generic (DD)
Visual content usually guides purchase decisions, especially video. It also prompts searches and sharing. We are more likely to remember brand messages with video. Some retailers have added spin photography that allows shoppers to get a 360-degree view of the product. Forrester Research says content is much more likely to land on page one in … Continue reading Video Content Holds Consumers’ Attention Span Longer
