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Working From Home…Is the Office Really Dead?
Artificial Intelligence / Business / Business Ethics / Children / Consistency / Digital / Innovation / Private Equity / Success

Working From Home…Is the Office Really Dead?

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Many trends have started to take hold over the past years, first prompted by the internet and solidified by the power and commonplace of laptops and mobile devices. What was once the mainstay of the office, even printers are now ultra-affordable and common in most households. This has enabled business to ratchet up productivity to … Continue reading →

Interest Rates: A Race to the Bottom?
Business / Economics / Economy / finance / Financial / interest rates / Investing / personal finance / Saving for retirement / US Government / US Markets / World Markets

Interest Rates: A Race to the Bottom?

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This month’s move by the Federal Reserve Bank to lower interest rates for the first time in a decade may prove to be a “boondoggle”. This was done on the backdrop of all the economic indicators in the U.S. posting continuously showing record employment, rising wages, all time historic high stock index prices, and record … Continue reading →

Back to the Future, The Monster is Here
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Back to the Future, The Monster is Here

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It must be something in the Human DNA. People are always intrigued with what the future will look like. Never satisfied with how things are, it is our ever-longing desire to improve, innovate, invent, and drive forward. This includes faster, better, cleaner (sometimes), and easier. By the time you get to the end of this … Continue reading →

Here’s to the Crazies as well as the “Naysayers”
Capital / Crowdfunding / Innovation / Investing / Investment Groups / Scams

Here’s to the Crazies as well as the “Naysayers”

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Thank goodness for both! I was scrolling through my Facebook feed over the last few days and I have seen a simple yet “catchy” ad for an investment crowdfunding platform. Now for the record, as you know, I despise this model, as it goes against every bone in my body for what my firm was … Continue reading →