Technology

Small businesses are woefully underserved by traditional financial institutions. In fact, a J.D. Power 2018 U.S. Small Business Banking Satisfaction Study found that nearly 63% of microentrepreneurs believe their bank does not

Following months of remote work, video calls and doubling down on digital communication, the financial advisor-client relationship may be changed forever. And for the better.

Data is essential to helping businesses make smart decisions and industries from every sector are beginning to incorporate data into daily business transactions. However if the data is incorrect, it can be just as bad, or worse, than

Today, nearly 7 in 10 American consumers use social media. Besides sharing cat videos, many people use social media as their primary tool to shop for products and services. As a result, over 73% of entrepreneurs use social media.

Several former U.S. government officials have been joining crypto companies lately, raising concerns of crypto institutionalization undermining the idea of decentralized finance (DeFi).

In 2020, the number of cyberattacks against healthcare organizations doubled, compromising the health data of over 26 million Americans. Heather Stratford, Founder and CEO of Drip7, explains how the right employee training tools

Robotic Process Automation, RPA, continues to change the face of modern businesses as it provides companies with a competitive advantage through its ability to automate repetitive

The energy economy in the United States has been transformed over the last 15 to 20 years, reducing reliance on some traditional fuel sources while bringing others to the forefront.

If you’re like many employees across the country, you may have begun the new year the same way you ended the old one – communicating via Zoom, Google Chat, email, text

Cryptocurrency ownership was once the domain of the ultra-wealthy or patrons who wanted anonymity to prevent tracing of illegal activity – or didn’t want others to know what they were purchasing.

Cybersecurity breaches have become all too common, putting public health, individuals’ private information, and companies in jeopardy.

Institutional investors are becoming more involved in the evolving psychedelic biotech industry, helping companies in the new sector raise more capital and move closer to regulatory .