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A Tax Planning Cautionary Tale: Timing and Formalities Are Critical
A business owner learned the hard way (and at great cost) not to dawdle or cut corners when it comes to tax plans involving the sale of a business.
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Over 50? You’re a Hot Ticket in Today’s Labor Market
Shifting demographics give older workers a leading edge with employers who are looking for a strong work ethic and experience. Here are three ways to dive in.
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Ulta Earnings Beat Expectations With Growth In Major Categories
Ulta Beauty (ULTA) beat on earnings and met revenue expectations for the second quarter, raising its full-year outlook.
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You Won't Get Hit With High Credit Card Swipe Fees Here Anymore
New Jersey reins in credit card swipe fees for shoppers.
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American Airlines Pilots Ratify New Contract
The tentative American Airlines agreement includes changes aimed at more reliable passenger service, the union says.
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Can an Employer Fire an Employee for Not Wearing Glasses?
This business owner faced being forced to let go a good worker who was making sight-related mistakes and refused to get an eye exam.
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The NYC Commute Just Got More Expensive
The MTA raised the price of an NYC subway ride cost near the end of August.
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Key U.S. Foreign Policy Challenges in Power Struggle with China and Russia: Kiplinger Forecasts
Economic Forecasts The U.S. faces a power struggle with China and Russia, with challenges like controlling exports of critical technologies and responding to the war on Ukraine.
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Business Is Driving the Smart Glasses Boom: Kiplinger Forecasts
Economic Forecasts Businesses are embracing productivity-boosting tech. Shipments of smart glasses are set to hit 25 million in 2027, up from 2 million in 2023.
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