As the stock market kept hitting new highs and the unemployment rates hit new lows, many business veterans were wondering what could come along to screw things up. Could there
Coping with Uncertainty
Growth milestones keep falling for Bankers Healthcare Group
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Steps to get new small business loans
A federal plan to help small businesses during the coronavirus pandemic could prove to be overly complex, but Rebel Cole, Ph.D., a finance professor in Florida Atlantic University’s College of
Free website lists opportunities to sell to government
Deerfield Beach-based GovSpend has launched the free GovQuote.us website to help entrepreneurs, small and mid-size businesses quickly bid on product & service listings posted by federal, state and local government agencies. It’s a move
Cybersecurity just got scarier in the age of coronavirus
By Chris Pierson As the world pauses to grapple with the effects of coronavirus, cybercriminals have not let up. In fact, they continue to prey on a weary public with
IP assets can serve as loan collateral
By Jaime Rich Vining Many businesses are realizing the tangible value of their intangible intellectual property in the face of a downswing economy and economic hardships caused by the pandemic.
Zaandam arrives at Port Everglades
The Holland America ship Zaandam arrived at Port Everglades late Thursday afternoon, ending an agonizing voyage that left four passengers dead with two testing positive for COVID-19. The ship has
Carnival pays a high price to stay financially afloat
The good news is that Carnival Corp. and plc has raised $6.25 billion by issuing new debt and shares. The bad news is the steep price it paid for doing
MIA closes some concourses
Miami International Airport’s E, F and G concourses have been temporarily closed amid the slump in airline traffic, the Miami-Dade Aviation Department said on Thursday. While the U.S. government has
Four considerations when coronavirus makes you a trustee
By Jason Domark At the time of writing, reports show coronavirus cases have topped 216,000 in the U.S. and are nearing 1 million worldwide. The highest percentage of those worst