Category: Business
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Red Lobster, Popular Seafood Chain in the U.S., Files for Bankruptcy
Whether you live in Manhattan or a Midwest suburb, it always seemed like there would be a Red Lobster nearby – a place where anyone, from middle-class families to Jay-Z and Beyoncé, could indulge in shrimp at a more affordable price. No more! Dozens of restaurants from the popular chain closed last week and this…
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House Prices in the U.S. Have Increased 47% Since Early 2020
House prices have risen by 47.1% since the beginning of 2020. This data comes from a recent analysis of the Case-Shiller National Home Price Index, which showed that home prices grew by 30.1% and 44.7% during the decades of the 1990s and 2010s, respectively. There are several factors behind the current price increase. Years of…
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Thanks to a New Type of Visa, It’s Easier to Live in Some Countries
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New visa programs and tax incentives are making it easier for many to arrange life and start anew abroad, with countries like Portugal, Spain, and Costa Rica leading the way.
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Leaders in AI Collaborate for Brazil’s Climate Resilience
AI/R, a global leader in technology specializing in Data, AI, and Generative AI services, announced a plan to dedicate resources to pro bono programs over the coming years, aiming to harness the power of AI and data analytics. The program is a joint effort with global technology partners such as AWS, and leading Brazilian IT…
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Measure Limiting Late Credit Card Fees to $8 Temporarily Suspended
A federal judge in Texas suspended on Friday (10) the new rule from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) that limits late credit card fees to $8, a victory for business and banking groups challenging the Biden administration’s crackdown on so-called “junk fees.” The U.S. District Judge, Mark Pittman, in Fort Worth, issued a temporary…
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How to Navigate an Election Year Regarding Your Finances
During election years, uncertainty about the future can shake investors’ confidence. To help you navigate your finances during this election cycle, work with a certified financial planner and consider these tips and insights: • Study the past to calm anxiety: A quick look at historical data can help you make balanced investment decisions during a…
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May is National Small Business Month: 3 Tips to Help Entrepreneurs Stay Focused
May is National Small Business Month, an annual opportunity to support the hard work of small business owners. The backbone of the country’s economy, small businesses employ 45.9% of the entire U.S. workforce and represent 99.9% of all American businesses, according to the U.S. Small Business Administration. Unfortunately, some small businesses lack many resources and…
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Brazilian Program Empowers Female Entrepreneurs to Conquer the World
Exporting companies are more competitive, achieve higher profits, and employ more people, yet there are still few women benefiting from opportunities in international markets. To transform this reality in Brazil, ApexBrasil created the Women and International Business Program, which in less than a year has already assisted nearly 3,000 women-led companies. Including women equally in…
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Brazil surpasses 2 million homes with solar energy
A recent study by the Brazilian Association of Photovoltaic Solar Energy (ABSOLAR) reveals that Brazil has reached a significant milestone, with over 2 million homes now equipped with solar energy systems. This achievement represents a remarkable investment totaling more than 70.3 billion reais since 2012. According to data from ABSOLAR, the solar rooftops installed in…
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Disney Faces Worker Shortage. Do You Know Why?
Everyone knows that when you travel to Walt Disney World, it’s the cast members who help make the experience even more magical. They do everything to ensure that every guest has the best possible experience and wants to return to Disney World every year. However, finding these cast members has become increasingly difficult for The…