Chinese tech companies are reeling from regulation. Nervous creditors are hoping for a bailout for China's largest developer . Growing numbers of executives are going to jail. An entire industry is shutting down.
Under Mr. Xi, China is reshaping how business works and limiting executives' power.
In Clearwater, Latino business owners feel effects of pandemic
The man knocked on doors in the neighborhood, making a circuit between the duplexes facing each other.
"Good evening," Pablo Trejo said after a woman opened the door. People had slowly started to gather outside his van as he knocked on the doors. In the back of his van were tamales, conchas, doughnuts and many varieties of pan dulce.
Biden's new vaccine requirement has Republicans ready with lawsuits, while business groups seek
President Biden's planned vaccine requirement faces a number of tests in coming weeks, as at least two dozen Republican-controlled states prepare legal challenges, setting up a clash between the federal government and local officials that could ultimately determine the fate of the rule.
Business-Travel Slump Undercuts Hotels as Vacation Season Ends - WSJ
U.S. hotel owners are bracing for another quarter of sluggish business travel, hoping that this year's surge in leisure travel can carry over into the fall and holiday season.
Overall, the strength of leisure travel looks unlikely to offset the falloff in corporate business and group travel this year. Hotel data and analytics firm STR is projecting that about 1 billion U.S.
Euro zone business growth slowed in Sept as supply issues, pricing bite -PMI | Reuters
LONDON, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Business growth in the euro zone remained strong last month but was hit by ongoing supply issues constraining activity while elevated inflationary pressures dented demand, issues which are likely to continue, a survey showed on Tuesday.
IHS Markit's final composite Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), seen as a good guide to economic health, sank to 56.2 last month from August's 59.0, although still well above the 50 mark separating growth from contraction and just above a 56.1 "flash" estimate.
Amari's Home Goods is truly a family business - Cross Timbers Gazette | Southern Denton County |
Barely one year old and only recently starting to walk, Amari Marks is too young to know her parents named their new Northlake Commons home goods business after her.
"She's the boss and we are her employees," said her father Shawn, 39, who opened Amari's Home Goods with wife Glenise, 34, on July 1.
6 home-based business ideas | Chase for Business
Explore new career paths that offer strong growth potential as well as the freedom to work independently right out of your home. Presented by Chase for Business.
More people than ever are working from home these days. But even after the days of social distancing are over, there will always be certain businesses that are just a good fit for operating out of your home.
Wall Street's Largest Bank Is Banning Business Travel For Unvaccinated Employees
No shot, no business trip. JPMorgan Chase is nixing work-related travel for unvaccinated employees.
"Clients are increasingly asking us to ensure meetings are restricted to vaccinated employees," the bank wrote in an internal company memo on Monday. Moving forward, new JPMorgan employees in client-facing roles that require travel must also get vaccinated.
Business Weekly Agenda for October 5 – Reading Eagle
The Greater Reading Chamber Alliance presents Breakfast 4 Success “Sales & Marketing Strategies for a Remote Working World” from 10 to 11:30 a.m. via Zoom. Cost: $15 for GRCA members, $25 for non-members. Information: Contact Rachael Romig 610-898-7775 or rromig@greaterreading.org.
Survey Shows Improved Business Climate in Covington Since Last Year | The River City News
An overwhelming majority believe that Covington's business climate has improved from last year, according to the results of a survey released by the Covington Business Council.
The organization surveyed its membership and received responses from approximately a third of the 425 member companies, it said.
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