Author: Hugh Langley
Google’s new image editor is official, and it’s especially good at the jobs done by traditional tools like Photoshop.Read More
New orders for key U.S.-manufactured capital goods increased more than expected in July, suggesting business spending on equipment got off to a strong start in the third quarter.Read More
Suzanne Wade, whose retail career spanned over 40 years, is entering the Spears School of Business Hall of Fame. After working at a local Stillwater clothing store as an OSU student, she rose to senior executive positions at Walmart and H-E-B.Read More
Simply Business, LLC, the leading digital insurance marketplace for small businesses, today released The Power of One: 2025 Solopreneur Report, offering insights into America’s one-person business owners. The inaugural proprietary survey of over 1,000 Simply Business solopreneur customers illuminates the emotional, financial, and technological factors underpinning this vital and growing segment of the U.S. small business market.Read More
The Trump administration is considering taking equity stakes in U.S. defense contractors, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said during an interview on Tuesday.Read More
MrBeast built the top YouTube channel by spending big. Now, Beast Industries must cut costs without sacrificing the brand’s signature spectacle.Read More
Co-founders Johny Chow and Christi Allen cited pandemic slowdowns and filing for bankruptcy as two of several reasons they are shutting down.Read More
The Louisiana Association of Business and Industry has released its 2025 Legislative Scorecard, highlighting lawmakers who supported pro-business legislation during this year’s regular session. This edition of the scorecard details how they voted on 19 key bills on issues impacting Louisiana’s business community. Each year, LABI works with its membership to determine the issues most […]Read More
The City of Buckhannon approved an investment of $25,000 to the Upshur County Development Authority to provide financial support and attract new businesses to the city, said officials.Read More
Grass Valley – Artists and creative entrepreneurs at all stages of their career are invited to The Business of Art, on Saturday, September 27 at Sierra College in Grass Valley. The day- long symposium brings industry leaders in the arts to deliver unparalleled career development advice, strategy and mentorship. Now in its fourth year, The […]Read More