Tally Street Finds Small Businesses Collect More Than Half of Their Money Late
Tally Street analyzed over $3 billion small business sales in the US and found that 57% of payments in 2020 were collected late.
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AT&T Earnings: What Happened
AT&T’s (T) Q1 earnings and revenue exceeded analysts’ expectations. Additional postpaid phone subscribers were more than double the amount forecast.
Small Business Administration testing federal Restaurant Revitalization Fund program; Official application start date yet to be determined
The US Small Business Administration has released details on application requirements, eligibility and a progr…
WeWork to Begin Accepting Payments in Cryptocurrencies
WeWork said it would begin accepting payments in select cryptocurrencies and partner with Coinbase and payment app BitPay for transactions in cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin (BTC) Dips to $60k as Turkey Bans Crypto as a Form of Payment
Before news broke of Turkey banning the use of cryptocurrency as a form of payment, Bitcoin was comfortable consolidating at the $63k support zone. At the
Powell calls cryptocurrencies ‘vehicles for speculation’
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell holds a news conference following the Federal Reserve’s two-day Federal Open Market Committee Meeting in Washington, July 31, 2019.Sarah Silbiger | ReutersCryptocurrencies are largely for making bets on price increases and haven’t reached the status of payment mechanisms, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Wednesday.”They’re really vehicles for speculation,” the…
The end of the quarter could create volatility for markets in the week ahead
Stocks could be buffeted by end-of-quarter trading in the week ahead, as pensions and other big investors buy bonds and sell stocks.
Business In The Week Ahead: March 29 To April 2
Nazara Technologies will make its stock market debut. Automobile sales, manufacturing PMIs are the other key data points to watch-out for
Earn while you learn: Class studies for EMT license
Mar. 25—EFFINGHAM — Tyler Lindsey of Effingham didn’t have the money to take college-level courses after graduating from Effingham High School in 2017. So, he recently jumped on an opportunity that would lead to earning him an EMT certification. “I always wanted to be in emergency services and just really didn’t have the money to go to college to get the degree to become an EMT,” Lindsey said. …