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Spiceda Jackson, Small Business Owner and CEO of eXFinancial, is Helping to Crisis-Proof
ATLANTA, GA / ACCESSWIRE / December 26, 2020 / The COVID-19 pandemic has put many companies and small businesses in a tight financial situation. Amid the economic onslaught, small business strategists like Spiceda Jackson have been supporting companies to help them survive and even thrive during this crisis.
Her Company, eXFinancial Inc dba TaxPLUS365, helps solopreneurs and small businesses strategize and structure to increase their profits and reduce their taxes. The company is best known in the marketplace as TaxPLUS365. It is their belief that there is no such thing as tax time; tax time happens each time a business nets a profit.
Poudre business library sees spike in activity – Loveland Reporter-Herald
FORT COLLINS — A 10-year-old service of the Poudre River Public Library District is seeing a spike in activity as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Distressed businesses, businesses looking to cut costs or those trying to reach more customers are all availing themselves of services of the business library — a free service in which a trained business librarian helps patrons find data that might help them survive the pandemic.
"I had a client who got laid off as a chef," said Matt West, the former Thompson School District teacher who is now the business librarian at Poudre. The chef, despite knowing how difficult running a restaurant can be right now, wanted to start his own eatery.
Business aims to ease burden during snow storms, help WNY contractors | wgrz.com
A company called Plowz & Mowz is having a busy few days with all the Western New York weather happening, and now it is hoping to give people across the region a hand.
Not only does the service help you, but it also helps put dollars into the pockets of local contractors.
"It's all local Buffalo landscaping companies," co-creator Wills Mahoney said. "You know last year we didn't get a lot of snow, so this is a timely Christmas present for a lot of these landscapers to make money they weren't able to last season."
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Tools To Help With Family Finances And Business Startups During The COVID-19 Pandemic – CBS
CHICAGO (CBS) — The COVID-19 pandemic has been a game changer for many people. Some are starting new businesses. Others are taking a hard look at their budgets.
TRUiC is an online tool that can help people who want to start a new business with finances and provide business advice. TRUiC also offers free logos and business plans on their website.
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ASHLAND - Ashland University is one of the 100 Ohio employers to be recognized for their healthy worksite practices by The Healthy Business Council of Ohio. The HBCO will award the employers during the virtual In-Value-Able Virtual Conference Series in February 2021.
The Healthy Worksite Award recognizes Ohio employers who demonstrate a commitment to employee wellness through comprehensive worksite health promotion and wellness programs. Applicants are scored on the extent their wellness programs facilitate and encourage employee health, enhance productivity and ensure a healthy work environment.
Prestonsburg business owner creates art through snow
As road conditions across Eastern Kentucky improve, one business owner is making the most of the snow on the ground.
"It's something for the community," Mark Vance said. "How often do you get a good white Christmas around here anyway?"
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"The weather, it worked against me," Vance added. "I think I spent probably about nine hours on it."
"There was a bunch of independent plows driving back and forth, just staring," Vance said. "They're thinking what is this guy doing shoveling the parking lot into a bucket?
Additional Coronavirus Restrictions Take Effect in Mass.
Starting today and running until at least noon on Jan. 10, restaurants, movie theaters, performance venues, casinos, offices, places of worship, retail businesses, fitness centers, health clubs, libraries, golf facilities, driving and flight schools, arcades, museums, and "sectors not otherwise addressed" must limit their customer capacity to a maximum of 25%.
All indoor gatherings and events will be limited to 10 people, while all outdoor gatherings and events will be limited to 25 people. Workers and staff are excluded from events' occupancy counts. The gatherings limit applies to private homes, event venues and public spaces.
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Singapore has detected one case of the more contagious Covid-19 strain that first emerged in the U.K. and is now le… https://t.co/Y5bLJji0Q9 business (from New York and the World) Thu Dec 24 03:13:05 +0000 2020
BREAKING: Boris Johnson imposes tougher coronavirus restrictions across a swath of England in an effort to stamp do… https://t.co/zHSMlxw9vC business (from New York and the World) Wed Dec 23 15:26:03 +0000 2020
U.K. identifies two cases of a new, even more transmissible variant of coronavirus linked to South Africa, as autho… https://t.co/H9PNQlV9PH business (from New York and the World) Wed Dec 23 15:48:01 +0000 2020
Almost 40,000 retailers in UK in financial straits before tougher Covid rules https://t.co/QRhUgu7TT0 guardian (from London) Tue Dec 22 00:03:02 +0000 2020
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