The preferred inflation indicator of the Federal Reserve, the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index minus food and energy, showed a smaller than expected rise in August according to CNBC. The index increased by 0.1%, below the 0.2% forecast by the Dow Jones consensus of economists. Over a 12-month period, the core PCE experienced a […]
A Los Angeles resident was arrested last week for allegedly orchestrating a rental scam that netted her over $200,000 from unsuspecting victims, the Los Angeles Times reported. Surong Li, 29, of Irvine, California, allegedly posed as a property manager and entered into lease agreements with renters for properties she did not legitimately represent. To carry
This article originally appeared on Business Insider. Tech workers are paying up to $900 a month to stay in tiny bed “pods,” small boxes made of wood and steel just four feet high. The pods, which are made by Brownstone, can only fit one twin bed, and those staying will have to make do without
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Being a good manager is about more than just being proficient in your field — in fact, it’s a distinct skill that requires its own cultivation. As Michael E. Gerber says in his classic business book, The E-Myth, not all good bakers should become bakery owners. Over
Walgreens is embroiled in a legal dispute with interactive display company Cooler Screens over the alleged failure of a technology test involving digital screens on cooler doors. In June, Cooler Screens filed a lawsuit in Illinois Circuit Court for Cook County alleging that Walgreens breached a contract signed in 2018, obstructing the intended nationwide rollout
Disney+ subscribers are not going to be thrilled upon hearing this less-than-magical news. The Walt Disney Co. announced last week that residents using the streaming service in Canada will no longer be able to share passwords outside of their households, with changes slated to go into effect on November 1. The company did not share
In October, we celebrate National Work and Family Month, a time to prioritize doing what one loves and caring for others. You can do this by caring for yourself or making quality time for your loved ones. In some cases, it could mean starting or growing a family according to your own schedule. Nowadays, though,
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Despite years of experience juggling progressively demanding roles, I wasn’t prepared for how challenging this fall would be as a marketing executive with a kid starting school for the first time. And I’m one of the lucky ones: I work in a company with progressive policies that
At the company I lead, anyone can opt out of any meeting, at any time, for any reason — even if it’s with me. Zero judgment. Zero repercussions. The way I see it, meetings are more than just gatherings of people; they are structures to build healthy respect for people’s time and talents. I want
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. This story originally appeared on Under30CEO.com What would happen if you were to pass away? If you’re a parent or spouse, it’s likely crossed your mind at some point. After all, it’s only natural to worry about the future and well-being of your loved ones. There are