I recently asked Peter Mahoney, CEO at the marketing performance management software firm Plannuh to fill us in.
Paul Talbot: You've mentioned that 'CMOs are not basing their marketing goals on company objectives.' This would seem to be a core competency, a business fundamental. Why do you suspect this failure to align objectives takes place?
Chicago Business Owners React as City Announces New COVID Vaccination Proof Mandates – NBC
With the city of Chicago averaging more than 1,700 new cases of coronavirus a day, health officials are imposing new proof-of-vaccination requirements, and business owners are preparing for the rules to take effect in the new year.
The new rules, announced Tuesday at a press conference with Mayor Lori Lightfoot, will require all patrons 5 years of age and older to show a proof of COVID vaccination in order to get into indoor dining establishments, including restaurants, bars, banquet halls and cafeterias.
Biggest NFL business stories of 2021 - Sports Illustrated
As I often say, the games are just a storefront; the real action of the NFL happens off the field. 2021 was no exception; there were NFL business stories galore. Here are my top 10 for the year:
While cryptic comments from Aaron Rodgers after last year’s NFC championship game had quieted down, the speculation around his unhappiness did not.
Taco Boy owner says ZBA vote dooms his business – The Morning Sun
Robert Baltierrez let out an audible gasp after a zoning rules committee voted to reject his application to set aside restrictions to allow him to continue operating a drive-thru at Taco Boy.
Baltierrez had asked the city to allow him to operate his low-traffic drive-thru at 804 S. Mission St. with a reduced minimum amount of space for traffic waiting to order after being told by city staff in August that it didn’t meet requirements under the zoning ordinance.
Revenue and distributional effects of untaxed business income
FTC Finalizes Order Banning Stalkerware Provider from Spyware Business | Federal Trade Commission
The Federal Trade Commission has finalized an order banning a stalkerware provider and its CEO from the surveillance business to settle allegations the company secretly harvested and shared data on people's physical movements, phone use, and online activities.
In a complaint first announced in September 2021 , the FTC alleged that Support King, LLC, which did business as SpyFone.com, and its CEO Scott Zuckerman sold stalkerware apps that allowed purchasers to surreptitiously monitor photos, text messages, web histories, GPS locations, and other
The charcuterie board business in north central Florida is raking in the cheddar - WUFT News
Like most other students during the pandemic, Liz Diaz found it difficult to join campus organizations upon arriving at the University of Florida for the fall 2020 semester.
While considering other extracurricular activities, Diaz, 22, who transferred from Auburn University, noticed a lack of delivery services for snacks and particularly charcuterie boxes.
BerkShares Business of the Month: HART - The Berkshire Edge
GREAT BARRINGTON — One of the latest additions to downtown Great Barrington's retail landscape, HART is equal parts gallery, shop, and classroom.
Goldenberg is an artist of many mediums. She launched her career path in the arts as a photojournalist and photo editor for Orion Magazine shortly after graduating from Bard College at Simon's Rock with a degree in photography. Goldenberg admits she's always had a knack for creating.
BUSINESS MONDAY: The year in review - The Berkshire Edge
Editor's note : This article was authored in collaboration with the 1Berkshire Economic Development Team.
It's an understatement to say that 2021 has been quite a year.
Our local economy has seen a number of well-reported positive developments in 2021. You probably know at least some of the bigger stories:
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