Wisconsin Dells Business Improvement District Committee Chairperson Tara Anchor asks City Treasurer Karen Terry, not pictured, a question about the committee's budget for the upcoming year at the Sept. 2 meeting.
Dean Lyons from Bright Nites gives a presentation on different options for Christmas light displays the company can offer to set up along the River Walk and other areas in downtown Wisconsin Dells at the Sept. 2 BID committee meeting at Wisconsin Dells Municipal Building.
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East Chicago drafts budget wish list | Lake County News | nwitimes.com
EAST CHICAGO — A full-time administrator, office space and $2.5 million for contractual services are all new items the City Council's Finance Committee wants included in the council's departmental budget for 2021.
An administrator would perform the functions of a secretary for the City Council's nine members, said Councilman Emiliano Perez, D-at-large, who serves as chairman of the Finance Committee.
The Finance Committee has requested Mayor Anthony Copeland's office include the new position in the city's 2021 employee salary ordinance at an annual rate of $75,000.
IT budgets 2020-21: Planning for business continuity in uncertain times | ZDNet
The conclusion to last year's instalment of this article stated that "IT budgeting is challenging at the best of times, but for 2020 an extra helping of political and economic instability -- possibly even global recession -- will make things even harder for CIOs.
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COVID-19 has accelerated trends like remote work and digital transformation, and forced IT leaders to adapt their budgets accordingly. Our Tech Budgets 2021 special feature examines how business leaders are spending their tech dollars.
Notable Insider Buys Last Week: Avis Budget, SmileDirectClub And More
Conventional wisdom says that insiders and 10% owners really only buy shares of a company for one reason -- they believe the stock price will rise and they want to profit from it. So insider buying can be an encouraging signal for potential investors, particularly during periods of uncertainty.
Insiders continued to add shares despite overall market volatility and economic uncertainty. Here are some of the most noteworthy insider purchases reported in the past week.
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Twin Cities short-term rental market takes a beating: 'Our whole business shifted' -
On a good month, the upper floor of Michael and Krista Browne’s Minneapolis duplex near the University of Minnesota and Stone Arch Bridge could pull in $2,750 to $3,000 as an Airbnb rental. For the Brownes and many other vacation rental owners in the Twin Cities, there haven’t been many good months this year.
“We were spending money to manage month to month, but not seeing income,” said Krista Browne.
This spring, when COVID-19 slammed the brakes on travel and cancellations exceeded new bookings, Browne grew weary of the uncertainty. She turned the Airbnb into a long-term rental that now fetches only $1,800 a month, upending the couple’s plans to convert the 1,000 square-foot unit they occupied into a short-term rental that would help fund the purchase of a house — they have a toddler and she’s pregnant with twins.
Mexico likely to trim Pemex 2021 output goal, lawmaker says - HoustonChronicle.com
Mexico is likely to cut its crude production goal for 2021 after missing this year’s target, said a senior lawmaker from the ruling party, in a sign of continued trouble for the state-owned oil company and the country’s public finances.
The government’s preliminary 2.027 million barrels a day output goal for Petroleos Mexicanos next year is stretched, the lower house’s Budget Committee Chair Erasmo Gonzalez told Bloomberg News ahead of the government’s budget release next week. The company known as Pemex is still in position to increase it’s production from current levels after hitting in July its lowest output since October 1979, he said.
How to Get the Most Out of Your New, Lean IT Budget - InformationWeek
At many companies, IT budgets are being trimmed. IT decision makers faced with financial cutbacks tell us they’re concerned about maintaining service levels, their 2020 projects, and aligning their organizations with 2021’s business objectives.
However, a smaller budget alone is not necessarily a problem for IT. Even with budget adjustments, it’s still possible to meet customer expectations and uphold the integrity of solutions. The larger problem is when organizations haven’t allocated budget to support IT innovation in the first place. As a result, they wind up with duplicate or inefficient investments that don’t fulfill key business outcomes.
Leadership Development Program Budget Tips | Digital Market News
Your new leadership development program is supposed to improve ROI not put your expense sheet into the red. So, it's time to set a budget and stretch available resources. But how do you know which fees are involved? How much should you set aside for in-house content development? And what is the going rate for outsourcing these days? The answer to all these questions depends on your project scope and use case. However, there are ways to create an accurate budget.
Chances are that your database is packed with valuable assets. They may be outdated or a little unpolished. But you can always reuse them for your new leadership development program with some minor adjustments, of course. This helps reduce your sales leadership training budget and improve resource allocation. However, an asset inventory also eliminates outsourcing overlap. For example, you hire an eLearning content provider to refresh your JIT leadership repository.
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