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It's Time for California to Guarantee a Right to Counsel to Low-Income Tenants
There are few clearer "David and Goliath" scenarios in modern American life than tenants and landlords, particularly when it comes to legal representation during eviction proceedings. Nationwide, only 3 percent of tenants are represented in these...
Should You Worry about Tax Increases? Maybe Not!
There's been no shortage of handwringing about the prospect of tax increases over the course of the past year. Worried about potential tax changes, some business owners pushed ahead with sales or other liquidity events, while investors raced to b...
Why Your Business Should Care About The Global Minimum Tax
The global minimum tax (GMT) agreement signed by more than 136 countries late last year marks a sea change in the taxation of international businesses. And, contrary to headlines, it's not just the big fish of the corporate world who need be co...
Want to Work at Meta? How Budding Entrepreneurs Can Build a Tech CV in College
Facebook's rebranding to Meta and the prospect of a new chapter of tech development around the metaverse concept is the latest reminder of why the tech sector is among the most exciting, best-paid and highest-growth destinations for college gra...
Your Compliance Department Is Struggling-But You Can Help
Compliance professionals are increasingly weighed down by limited resources, competing demands, and urgent orders from company leaders to fight new fires.
As we head into 2022, these pressures on compliance teams are only set to grow,...
Why the new hospital price transparency rules miss the mark
Intentions were good, but the new federal rules that were supposed to make hospital bills easier to figure out are instead doing little to help.
Hospital prices and reimbursements have long been a riddle wrapped around a cipher. Why t...
State-Of-The-Art Wastewater Analysis Systems Will Be Key To Guarding Public Health In The Future
COVID-19 unleashed the worst public health crisis of our lifetimes, but it also revealed some of our strongest heroes and assets.
Much-deserved praise has gone to healthcare workers, vaccine scientists, and the supply chain employees...
Brick-and-mortar retail gets a new lease on life as entrepreneurs move into empty spaces
A strange thing is happening in Chicago's northern suburbs - fine-dining restaurants that previously wouldn't set foot outside of downtown are rushing to open up there.
Le Colonial, for years a downtown fixture and one of Chicag...
7 Ways to Boost Client Retention and Prepare for Inflation
Now is the time to brace your business for inflation. Costs are rising, and the Federal Reserve is tightening the faucet of easy money that has fueled growth since the onset of the pandemic. Your clients will be looking to trim spending and cut w...
Worried About Your Company's ESG Profile? Check Your Supply Chain.
Over the last few years, U.S. authorities and their foreign counterparts are expecting companies to make sure ESG standards are observed.
In preparing for such scrutiny, companies must look beyond their internal operations to their su...
Steps for SNFs to improve their bottom lines and bounce back from the pandemic
As residents and staff depart in unprecedented numbers in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the flow of emergency federal funding has been a lifeline for skilled nursing facilities. But while many operators can expect a few more stimulus dollars...
Looking for a More Purpose-Driven Career? There Is a Global Shortage for This Vital Role.
Young Americans are emerging from the pandemic with a new view of work. A job is no longer just a paycheck. It's a chance to do something meaningful, to make an impact on society while also making a living.
As many engineers search...
Independent HVAC, Plumbing Providers Should Consider Consolidating
It's getting harder and harder for independent HVAC and plumbing companies to compete with larger platforms.
A confluence of factors - ranging from new technologies, the growing importance of digital marketing, supply chain shortage...
Five contract areas doctors shouldn't overlook
When a doctor is getting ready to accept a new position with a healthcare system, he or she may be tempted to to gloss over the dense legal language and stipulations in their employment contract, skip straight to the compensation dollars, and ink...
Tech-Enabled Coaching Is Fueling Investment in Professional Development in Higher Education
What do you remember from the last time you had a training day or had to complete an online learning module for work? If you're like most people, the honest answer is varied, from "I remember some" to "I don't remember much."
The Infrastructure Law Can Help America Catch China in the Clean Energy Race
President Biden's signature infrastructure law aims to, among other objectives, propel America forward in transitioning to a clean energy economy. If its proposals are executed properly, I'm confident that it will succeed in that goal.
Here's What PE Firms are Seeking in Their Next CEOs
Pandemic shutdowns have caused us all to slow down and spend time reflecting on life. Cries of systemic inequalities and looming environmental crisis have been amplified and are now on the radars of key stakeholders. The investment community and...
The Great Disruption is Here: How to Reposition Your Thinking and Teams for Growth
As the Covid-19 crisis has stretched on, we're grappling with the tremendous changes it's wrought on our lives.
A year and a half on, though, the shape of the post-pandemic world is becoming clearer. New economic and social patter...
How Amazon reset its image after a bitter unionization battle
It started as a fight about a warehouse in hardscrabble Alabama, but the result is a state-of-the-art corporate marketing campaign now playing on cell phones and televisions in living rooms across America.
Earlier this year, news cove...
How to Craft the Ideal Exit of Your Business
When you're building a company from scratch, the most painful body blows can turn out to be the most valuable experiences.
This punch to the gut came for my company in 2012 when one of our anchor clients, accounting for about a thir...