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February 15, 2025 Budgeting is easy if you approach it like you’re doing laundry The process of budgeting may be simple, but it’s far from easy. If you’ve struggled to create and maintain a working budget, these guidelines can help you get a handle on your money. BY Emily Guy Birken Years ago, I asked my … Continue reading Need some help with budgeting? Start by answering these 4 simple questions
January 20, 2025 Some college athletes renew calls to become employees Athletes.org held a meeting with more than 50 of those players over the weekend leading up to Monday’s CFP national title game between Ohio State and Notre Dame. BY Associated Press The way Kardell Thomas sees things, it wasn’t so much the schools as it was the system … Continue reading Some college athletes renew calls to become employees
Each year, we cheer as the villains of our favorite Christmas movies change their tune, get their comeuppance, or meet an ignominious end. But these holiday baddies also have a lot to teach us about money. BY Emily Guy Birken One of the benefits of rewatching your favorite holiday films year after year is getting the … Continue reading Some of the best financial advice I ever got came from the Grinch
A federal judge in Texas blocked a new rule from the Biden administration that would have expanded access to overtime pay to millions more salaried workers across the U.S. BY Associated Press Small business owners have had a mostly positive reaction to a judge’s decision to strike down an overtime rule that would have qualified more … Continue reading Some small business owners are relieved after an overtime pay rule was blocked
October 24, 2024 Treasury extends clean energy manufacturing tax credit to some miners The final rules stipulate that the 45X tax credit can be obtained only once an ‘eligible component’ is created, essentially favoring mining companies that own processing facilities. BY Reuters The U.S. Treasury Department said on Thursday it would allow some mining companies to … Continue reading Treasury extends clean energy manufacturing tax credit to some miners
October 22, 2024 Some workers are still being paid far less than minimum wage Too many disabled workers are still being exploited by outdated labor laws. But businesses have the power to change that. BY Syanne Centeno-Bloom This article is part of a series for National Disability Employment Awareness Month produced in collaboration with Making Space … Continue reading Some workers are still being paid far less than minimum wage
July 18, 2024 Some G20 financial regulators are overlooking biodiversity loss and deforestation Regulators who have assessed nature-related risks found that biodiversity and nature loss could result in credit losses, defaults, and abrupt price corrections that pose financial risks to banks and other institutions. BY Reuters Financial regulators and supervisors in some G20 countries are overlooking … Continue reading Some G20 financial regulators are overlooking biodiversity loss and deforestation
July 17, 2024 What is coffee badging? How some hybrid employees are finding a new way to quiet quit Some companies with in-office mandates are beginning to implement minimum-hour requirements following a trend of employees staying for the least amount of time they can get away with. BY Lydia Gerike As some companies are adding more … Continue reading What is coffee badging? How some hybrid employees are finding a new way to quiet quit
June 08, 2024 A tale of 2 families: Teens rely on social media, but some opt out until it’s necessary Some teenagers are initiating social media ‘cleanses’ because of the toll they know it takes on mental health and grades. BY Associated Press Kate Bulkeley’s pledge to stay off social media in high school worked at … Continue reading A tale of 2 families: Teens rely on social media, but some opt out until it’s necessary
Marketing agencies may fear AI will make them extinct, but there are reasons to believe some will be winners in this new world. Jim Ewel on May 31, 2024 AI will soon be able to handle up to 95% of the work currently done by marketing agencies, creative professionals and specialists, according to Sam … Continue reading AI is a threat to some marketing agencies, an opportunity for others
