Monthly Archives: September 2022

Workers Forced to Return to the Office Are Demanding This Surprising, Old-School Feature

For some employees, the work-from-home era has come to an end — but that doesn’t mean they’re willing to accept the office as it was. When it comes to office layout, for example, many workers are rebelling against open-concept designs that gained traction during the “hot-desking” moment, per The Wall Street Journal. Instead, they’re embracing…

1 Stock That’ll Make You Turn Blue in the Face for Owning

Biotech company bluebird bio (BLUE) received FDA approval for ZYNTEGLO last month, which seems to have boosted its stock price. However, given its bleak profitability and stretched valuations, the stock might be best avoided. Read on…. shutterstock.com – StockNews bluebird bio, Inc. (BLUE) operates as a biotechnology company that researches, develops, and commercializes transformative gene…

Michael Jordan’s Jersey Breaks Sports Memorabilia Record with $10.1 Million Sale

One of Michael Jordan‘s “Last Dance” jerseys took its final bow after setting the record for the highest-priced game-worn sports memorabilia to be sold at auction. The No. 23 jersey worn in game one of the Chicago Bulls’ iconic 1998 finals run went for $10,091,000 million at Sotheby’s, netting an “astounding” 20 bids. A record-breaking…

Stock Market: 3 Islands Of Strength In A Sea Of Red

There is a very great chance the S&P 500 (NYSEARCA: SPY) could fall another 25% or more but the news is not bad for all stocks. The hurricane predicted by Jamie Dimon is upon us, some others say the economy is broken, and yet there are sectors, industries, and individual stocks that are still seeing…

3 Banks Worth Considering For Q4

Rates will continue to climb with inflation concerns  Finding opportunities is becoming more difficult Could bank stocks be about to turn around and head north? With the Fed continuing to take us into a rising interest rate cycle, you’d be forgiven for thinking that banks would be one of the better-performing sectors this year, but…

6 Effective Coaching Strategies for Your Team

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Coaching is a great way to help your reports grow and improve. It allows you to spend time with each person on your team, learn more about them and help them strengthen their skills. Coaching is about helping your team develop and creating a culture of growth.…

Mortgage Rates Are Above 6 Percent For The First Time Since 2008

For the first time since 2008, mortgage rates surpassed six percent this week, as the Fed continues its efforts to bring down inflation. The rate is nearly double what it was nine months ago, according to data by Freddie Mac. The spike in mortgage rates comes after the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported less than…

7 Ways Entrepreneurs Can Inject New Capital Into Their Business During a Recession

Recessions are an inevitable part of the market cycle — and there’s no denying that they can be scary for consultants and the businesses they work with. Regardless of the size of the business, a recession can pose a serious financial risk. As consumer spending declines, so too will companies’ revenue and profit. Due –…

How to Deal with a Toxic Coworker

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Most people have experienced having a coworker that they don’t get along with. It’s nearly impossible to work at a job where you enjoy working with everyone surrounding you. In most cases, we get by and learn to co-exist. One thing that can make this dynamic dysfunctional…

The Best Cable TV Stock: Comcast vs. DISH Network

Despite the growing popularity of streaming services, cable TV remains the traditional choice for most Americans. And the industry seems poised to witness sound growth in the coming years. Cable TV giants Comcast (CMCSA) and DISH Network (DISH) are both expected to benefit from the industry tailwinds. But which is the better buy now? Let’s…