Day: October 23, 2021
Anders Launches Business Analytics Solution in Partnership with Data Analytics Firm Onebridge
Anders logo Our joint solution is intended to help middle-market companies begin their journey of capitalizing on the power of data and improved decision making to drive results.” — David Hartley, Anders Partner ST. LOUIS, MO, UNITED STATES, October 19, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ — Anders CPAs + Advisors (Anders) has partnered with Indianapolis-based business intelligence and
South Dakota Mines students’ dating app uses memes to make matches | Business
Tanya Manus Journal staff What’s scarier than the terrors of Halloween? For many people, it’s trying to find love on a dating app. Computer science students from South Dakota Mines have built a new dating app, Lafdr, that matches people based on their taste in memes. After testing a prototype, the app for IOS and
Ken Gray to be a Guest Speaker on the Crisp Small Business Center Webinar
October 21, 2021 Labor and employment attorney Ken Gray will be a featured speaker on the Crisp Small Business Center webinar on November 5. His presentation, “Do a Double Take: Unraveling OSHA’s New Emergency Temporary Standard,” focuses on the effects of COVID-19 on the workplace. Here’s the course description: On September 9, President
Mortgage interest rates to begin trending up: MBA forecast
The MBA released its economic forecast showing it expects the days of decreasing interest rates are over. (Kelsey Ramirez / Fox Corp.) Mortgage rates could soon begin to increase as the economy improves, and the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) forecasted in its economic outlook that the downward trend for interest rates has come to an
How to Stay Productive in a Fast-Changing Business World
Flexibility is crucial to future-proofing businesses seeking to adapt to a world of rising uncertainty and growing virtualization, just as staying productive in the face of ongoing disruption requires leveraging more resilient business strategies and solutions. Even more so as nearly half of company leaders expect employees to work remotely full-time going forward and 82%