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When a leader has settled on a decision, then staff members must implement that decision to the best of their ability. CEOs naturally question the effort that will be made by executives who disagreed about the decision.
German Business Sentiment Declined Again in August - MarketWatch
German business sentiment worsened in August for the second consecutive month as supply bottlenecks and concerns over the Covid-19 Delta variant clouded the short-term outlook.
The Ifo business-climate index decreased to 99.4 points in August from 100.7 points in July, data from the Ifo Institute showed Wednesday. This is the second consecutive decrease for the indicator after peaking at 101.8 in June.
Small-business quest for capital in the pandemic propels Santa Rosa software startup Hello Alice
In eight years, Carolyn Rodz and Elizabeth Gore, founders of Santa Rosa-based Hello Alice, have built a smart-software platform that each week helps connect a half-million small businesses nationwide to the funding, networks and services they need to succeed.
And in the current pandemic-driven economy, that has come to mean entrepreneurial survival, according to Gore, president.
ForgeRock files for IPO as identity and access management business grows – TechCrunch
ForgeRock filed its form S-1 with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) this morning as the identity management provider takes the next step toward its IPO.
The company did not provide initial pricing for its shares, which will trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol FORG. The IPO is being led by Morgan Stanley and J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.
Revealed: business horrors of the first six months of the pandemic | Business Observer | Business
A look back at what the first six months of the pandemic did the business community, while in some ways not surprising, reveals several startling examples of how destructive the crisis was.
The details come from the 2021 Small Business Credit Survey, a collaboration from all 12 Federal Reserve Banks. The survey queried more than 15,000 small business owners and entrepreneurs, focusing on business performance and credit conditions.
Workers making Oreos and other Nabisco snacks are on strike in five states. - The New York Times
Unionized workers who make Oreos, Chips Ahoy!, Newtons and other Nabisco snacks are on strike in five states over what they say are unfair demands for concessions in contract negotiations.
Members of the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers union in Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Oregon and Virginia have rejected management's call for changes in shift lengths and overtime rules.
Whitmer proposes spending $1.5B to boost business climate
LANSING — Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Monday proposed spending more than $1.5 billion in federal pandemic rescue funding to help boost the business climate, redevelop polluted sites and take steps such as accelerating the development of electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
The proposals are the latest offered by the Democratic governor since Congress and President Joe Biden approved an unprecedented $6.5 billion in discretionary aid for the state, half of which can be allocated now. She and the Republican-led Legislature have not allotted any of the funds.
Borderland bars say mask mandates are impacting business | KDBC
Black owned security business in Metro Detroit thrives off protecting people
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DETROIT – "We're all about security. Everything that involves security, everything that involves protecting people, we're all about it," said Daniel Claxton owner of the Detroit Bodyguard Protection Unit.
"We have about 130 employees, security officers. We work all around the State of Michigan," said Claxton.
Afghan small business owners in anxious wait over what comes next | Taliban News | Al Jazeera
About 20,000 evacuated in the last 24 hours as Western powers rush to airlift people before withdrawal deadline.
World Food Programme chief says $200m needed to tackle food insecurity in Afghanistan after Taliban takeover.
The NRF is the most prominent Afghan opposition group to emerge since the Taliban captured Kabul nine days ago.
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