HeyJaredGene Marks
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Many professionals take continuing education. Letâs add etiquette classes | Gene Marks (opens the original)
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This type of training is needed now more than ever, as the American workplace gets more and more diverse As a certified public accountant, Iâm required to earn at least 80 hours every two years of continuing professional education credits. Many other professions and trades, including lawyers, healthcare professionals, engineers, electricians, plumbers and certain contractors, have similar requirements. Itâs a good idea. These professional requirements often also include ethics training. That
Big business has shown small firms what to do â and what not to do â with AI | Gene Marks (opens the original)
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Small business owners have watched large companies fumble â and sometimes succeed â with AI, and then use what works One thing Iâve learned about corporate America is that what it succeeds at ultimately trickles down to benefit small businesses. Bleeding-edge technologies such as the internet, mobile transactions and the cloud were first perfected by large organizations â government and corporations â and now theyâre available to the masses at a much lower cost and with better reliab
An AI âdebt bombâ crisis? No. This isnât Enron 2.0 | Gene Marks (opens the original)
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Fears of a datacenter buildout debt crisis are exaggerated. The risks are different than in the past and they are recoverable Some experts are warning of a looming âdebt bombâ crisis because big datacenter builders such as Meta, Oracle, xAI and CoreWeave are not only raising billions to construct these facilities but are also not recognizing these long-term debt obligations on their balance sheets. Should we be concerned? No. I know because Iâve seen this movie before. It works like this:
Gen Z calls it âloud budgetingâ â small business owners have been doing it for decades | Gene Marks (opens the original)
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The practice of openly proclaiming to the world what you canât afford can lead to lower fees, reduced prices and better deals Ask any small business owner what has challenged them the most over the past couple of years and youâll frequently hear about cashflow. Itâs no secret that costs have risen dramatically and finding places to save money isnât easy. If this describes your situation then Iâve got a solution to your problem. Ever hear of âloud budgetingâ? Of course you have! You
For most US small businesses, Trumpâs tariffs arenât the big issue they were (opens the original)
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Tariffs are annoying and disruptive, but this round is less impactful â and business owners are taking them in their stride Rebounding from his defeat at the supreme court in February, Donald Trump has recently announced a new round of tariffs, invoking sections of various trade acts to levy amounts on industries and countries based on reasons ranging from âforced laborâ to âexcess capacityâ. And how are small and medium-sized businesses in the US reacting? One word: snoozefest. For co
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