General Electric is slowly moving the needle
General Electric (GE) Company is a publicly traded, multi billion dollars a year, international business conglomerate headquartered in Fairfield, Connecticut. Its 2013 …
Hidden Facts about Credit Card Services
If you’re a business owner, it’s important to know everything there is to know about credit card services. Without proper knowledge of …
How Your Company Will Benefit from EDI
Every company is looking for an edge these days. Of course, the market is always competitive, but as we’re all still suffering …
Exclusive: More well-known U.S. retailers victims of cyber attacks – sources
By Jim Finkle and Mark Hosenball BOSTON/WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Target Corp and Neiman Marcus are not the only U.S. retailers whose networks were breached over the holiday shopping season last year, according to sources familiar with attacks on other merchants that have yet to be publicly disclosed. Smaller breaches on at least three other well-known U.S. retailers took place and were conducted using similar techniques as the one on Target, according to the people familiar with the attacks. Only one well-known retailer, Neiman Marcus, has said that they too have been victim of a cyber attack since Target's December 19 disclosure that some 40 million payment card numbers had been stolen in a cyber attack. On Friday, Target said the data breach was worse than initially thought.
Asia shares sluggish, bond yields climb into US data
By Wayne Cole SYDNEY (Reuters) – Asian shares spent much of Friday in a state of suspended animation as tension mounted ahead of jobs data that could make or break the case for an imminent scaling back in U.S. stimulus. Government borrowing costs from Japan to Australia hit fresh highs on trepidation the Federal Reserve could start tapering its $85 billion of monthly debt purchases at its policy meeting on December 17 and 18.
Thirty hour work week rule to impact fast-food restaurants more than any other businesses
The Affordable Care Act, more commonly called Obamacare, mandate all businesses with more than 50 employees averaging at least 30 hours or …
The Proper Way To Display
I have been a collector for most of my life. Where others see bits of discarded junk and old items, I see …
The Wrong Way to Present a Business Idea
Posted by: Phin Upham In the comical article “Money-Making Schemes,” satirist Ben Greenman uses an unconventional way to present his business ideas …
Capture China
It is clear that China’s culture is vastly different from ours. Aside from their language and history, mannerisms and preferences can potentially …
U.S. consumer spending gauge rises in September, wholesale inflation muted
By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A gauge of U.S. consumer spending rose in September as Americans likely snapped up Apple's new iPhone and bought leisure goods, but falling sales of automobiles pointed to sluggish economic growth during the third quarter. Other data on Tuesday showed lackluster demand was keeping inflation muted, with wholesale prices unexpectedly falling last month. That should provide the Federal Reserve with ammunition to maintain monthly bond purchases for a while as it tries to nurse the economy back to health. …