OPINION

Most Americans — 58 percent — agree that Black Friday is the best day of the year for snapping up a bargain.

While there's still a long way to go and lots of investments to be made, Biden took a stride towards realizing the clean energy future by signing the recently passed Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

Organizations that are taking a more strategic approach to improving the competitiveness of their business models have already begun to outperform their peers by 6% in revenue growth, says IBM executive David Stokes.

Biden announced in September that he instructed the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to develop a rule mandating vaccination or weekly testing at companies with 100 or more employees. 

The world is about to get very uncomfortable for a lot of companies.

How to give your child $1 million and not have to worry about taxes.

Considering the climate-related events that the US has faced recently — there were 30 named storms, 13 hurricanes and 58,950 wildfires in 2020 — it's perhaps not surprising there has been a switch in opinion.

Perhaps sensing the sharp uptick in religious exemption requests, the EEOC recently updated its Technical Assistance Guide to include a Q&A on religious accommodation requests.

Over the last few years, there have been 82 million reports of child sexual abuse material to the CyberTipline and 19,100 identified victims.

Crypto mining history shows the way to a better mining future - a cleaner, cheaper and, ultimately, less risky future - by returning to the humble PC, we can unlock a new era of mining.

Without a spending plan, things slip through the cracks, such as memberships you don’t use and items you forgot you signed up for.

If the subscription sector is going to recover, it needs to look toward younger generations and new product categories.

NFTs solve a challenging problem: how to achieve real scarcity in a digital world where almost anything can be easily duplicated.

American workers have a whole new set of financial goals in 2021, and these goals could provide some insight to employers who are looking for ways to stand out.

Countermeasures seem to be circumvented by both domestic and international bad actors, putting consumers once again at financial risk.

Quantum computing can offer solutions to the financial services industry that may bring improved performance and new insights.

The international community can end the culture of impunity vis-a-vis the criminal mullahs ruling Iran.

Despite a growing and compelling body of evidence that AI can significantly boost business performance there’s still widespread reluctance to adopt it.

As companies look to build resilience to future shocks, COVID has given them a ready-made blueprint to follow on how to make sustainability pay.

NFT-based transactional flow leverages the speed and transparency of smart contracts.

Understanding the risk potential is important, as is knowing how to combat it and how to make sure there's a top-down approach for instituting cyber and social media hygiene policies. 

The volatility resulting from a single individual's tweets points to a larger problem that should worry everyone, not just investors, concerned with the long-term health and integrity of our markets.

Blockchain holds the solution to many of the problems that make accounting a dreaded and mystifying science.

Because blockchain transactions are anonymous and processed by a distributed network of many computers, users no longer need to cede control of their data to a central authority.

Decentralization promises to open up almost unlimited new possibilities for the way people access and use financial systems.

Crossing "red lines," such as engaging in fraud, is not permissible and can (and does), attract swift enforcement actions.

COVID-19 has shone a spotlight on pervasive inequities.

Using technology to digitally connect buyers and sellers can make supplier finance simple and readily available by overcoming many of the challenges that traditional supplier finance has today.

One key question taxpayers should ask is if they can collectively rein in such mergers which can harm national security and waste billions of dollars.