Furniture business in Plymouth braces for possible tariff impact
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Trump Severs Funding For Minority Business Centers As He Dismantles the MBDA
The Minority Business Development Agency–which employed about 100 workers at full capacity–is reportedly down to one employee.
New HBR editor in chief Amy Bernstein looks to grow the publication in AI age
Boston school and business leaders team up for shadowing day; Krafts ink big IT contract with NWN; P&G Gillette kicks off manufacturing expansion in Andover.
Dropshippers reel from Trump’s tariffs gut punch: ‘Profit margins have now been slashed’
“At the moment, we’re seeing about a 33% decrease in revenue,” said e-commerce entrepreneur Kamil Sattar, in reaction to the U.S. tariffs on China.
How one small tea business is navigating Trump’s tariffs
It’s not just big corporations that will be impacted by President Trump’s tariff plans. Small businesses may feel the pinch too. In the video above, Brooklyn Tea owners Jamila and Ali Wright share how tariffs are impacting their business. To…
Army CIO absorbs business systems modernization office
The Army disestablished its Office of Enterprise Management as of April 1 after 15 years of trying to modernize business systems and promote integration.
Google’s future is at stake as the next phase of the landmark antitrust case kicks off
Google faces a crucial moment with the DOJ’s remedy hearing. The DOJ has asked for Chrome and Android’s separation due to antitrust violations.
