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Top 5 Reasons to Pursue a Doctorate in Business Management
Every professional has a stage in their career and wants to know what they can do to promote professional development. If you work in management and want to know the same things, then the best way is to get a doctorate in business administration. Not only will a DBA open many doors for you, but it will also help you become competent management professional. Given below are the top 5 reasons you should pursue a doctorate in business management: 1. High income First of all, having a doctorate in business administration can significantly increase your income potential. The average annual
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The Secret To Data-Driven Business Lies With Continuous Intelligence
Chief Executive Officer at Magnitude Software, directing the company’s strategy, business activities and operations. getty You’d be hard-pressed to find a boardroom or C-suite that isn’t transfixed by the promise of data-driven decision-making. With the collective sum of the world’s data already in zettabytes and expectations for exponential growth, organizations are hungry for actionable insights that will help reduce operating costs, increase sales and get products to market faster. Data Rich There is certainly no shortage of data to drive operational insights. IDC projects the five-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for all data captured and consumed globally to
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Liberty Tax Selects Xero as Preferred Cloud Accounting
Denver, CO and Dallas, TX, July 13, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Xero, the global small business platform, today announced that Liberty Tax, with 2700 franchisees across the US and Canada, selected Xero as the preferred cloud accounting software for its new small business service offering. Liberty Tax has more than 12,000 tax professionals in the US and Canada providing tax preparation services for individuals and small businesses. The company will be expanding its services and launching a service for small businesses that includes monthly bookkeeping, payroll services and business loans. Liberty will rely on and integrate with Xero’s cloud accounting
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Mountain State money moves: WVU’s Finance University spreads financial literacy statewide | WVU Today
From July 18 to 22, educators in West Virginia and neighboring counties who teach math, business and civics will visit Morgantown for this immersive professional development conference organized by the WVU John Chambers College of Business and Economics’ Center for Financial Literacy and Education. (WVU Photo) Young people entering college or the workforce are navigating an increasingly complex economic landscape. Beyond the basics of money management, they must understand fintech, alternative investments and entrepreneurship. To address this need, West Virginia University will host its 19th annual Finance University for primary and secondary teachers so they can bring advanced financial literacy
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Will Homeowners’ Insurance Cover a Boating Accident? | Morris James LLP
As the summer kicks off, many people are getting out on the Delaware waterways and oceanfront in kayaks, jetskis, speedboats, and other personal watercraft. With increased activity on the water, there are inevitably more boating accidents as well as more incidents of theft, vandalism, and other damage to boats. It is important to understand your insurance coverage and the extent of your liability as a boat owner, and ensure that you have full insurance coverage for your boating activities in place before an accident happens. The law requires car owners to have specific car insurance, and few people would consider
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Health Insurance ‘Birthday Rule’ Could Get Eliminated By Proposed Law : Shots
For Charlie Kjelshus, “the birthday rule” meant that dad Mikkel’s plan ― with a high deductible and coinsurance obligation ― was deemed her primary coverage after her stay as a newborn in the neonatal intensive care unit. Mom Kayla’s more generous plan was considered secondary coverage. It left her parents with a huge bill. Christopher Smith for Kaiser Health News hide caption toggle caption Christopher Smith for Kaiser Health News For Charlie Kjelshus, “the birthday rule” meant that dad Mikkel’s plan ― with a high deductible and coinsurance obligation ― was deemed her primary coverage after her stay as a
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Amazon and Facebook are unnamed targets of Biden’s executive order
Big Tech is once again in Washington’s crosshairs. On Friday, President Biden called on the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice to enforce existing rules and establish new ones that could interfere with the market domination of America’s biggest tech firms. The executive order from Biden calls on the FTC to establish stricter rules over mergers, making it harder for larger tech companies to swallow up their smaller competitors — just like Facebook has with Instagram and WhatsApp. It also makes it harder for companies to use their customers’ data to make competing products — just like Amazon has
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Ben & Jerry’s withdraws sales from Israeli settlements but clashes with parent company Unilever
The board of Ben & Jerry’s has clashed with its parent company, Unilever, over the handling of the withdrawal of its products from Israeli settlements. Ben & Jerry’s released a statement Monday announcing that it would stop selling its ice cream in the occupied territories. “We believe it is inconsistent with our values for Ben & Jerry’s ice cream to be sold in the Occupied Palestinian Territory,” the statement said. Withdrawing the product requires the ending of a license agreement with a local franchisee who has distributed Ben & Jerry’s in Israel since 1987. Through the franchise, the company has
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