On paper, the job market looks pretty darn good.
The 4.3% unemployment rate is below both the 10-year average of 4.6% and the 50-year average of 6.1%. For the second month in a row, the official government tally of jobs added blew past economists’ expectations. And the most recent Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey showed hiring surged in March.
So why are so many people struggling to get hired lately?
In its 50-year history, Costco has never seen such demand for gas.
Many of its stations have been so overwhelmed that they’ve had to call in tanker trucks multiple times a day to avoid running dry, Costco said this week during its quarterly earnings call. A growing number of customers are buying just enough to top up their tanks, concerned about what tomorrow’s prices may be.
As prices have surged above $4 nationwide – and above $6 along the West Coast – Costco has become America’s destination for cheap gas. Well, relatively. Costco routinely undercuts local gas stations by around 30 cents a gallon.
NASA has confirmed that a bright fireball meteor exploded in the sky over New England on Saturday (May 30), releasing the equivalent energy of about 230 tons of TNT and generating a sonic boom heard across multiple U.S. states and two Canadian provinces.
The meteor was relatively small — about 5 feet (1.6 meters) in diameter, NASA wrote in a statement on X. However, it faced incredible friction while tumbling through the atmosphere at about 42,000 mph (67,000 kilometers per hour). The meteor broke the sound barrier as it split apart roughly 31 miles (50 km) over Earth, raining debris onto Cape Cod, according to NASA.
Heading a soccer ball just once is enough to temporarily release proteins into the blood that are associated with damage to brain cells, a new study suggests.
For two of the six proteins tracked, their levels rose higher the more frequently and the harder soccer players headed balls. The study authors say that while this could be evidence of acute brain injuries, further studies are needed to determine whether the cumulative effects of heading could increase a player’s risk of developing a neurodegenerative disease like Alzheimer’s.
When a business misses payroll, it endangers the relationship between the company and its employees. The business likely can’t function without its employees’ labor. Inability to make payroll can also damage a business’s reputation. Here’s how businesses can avoid this serious problem and what they should do if it happens.
Making payroll is an essential business function
Your employees are one of your business’s most valuable assets; without them, you wouldn’t be able to provide services or products.
As a small business owner, you need to foster a positive work environment and ensure your employees are fairly compensated for their work. As such, you should avoid missing payroll at all costs. If you miss it, not only will your employees look for job opportunities elsewhere, but you could also face legal trouble.
As a small business owner, you may find it difficult to gauge when to outsource responsibilities or handle them on your own. This is especially true in the case of a certified public accountant (CPA), especially if you’ve just started your business or if your company has grown beyond an expected size.
While you can certainly take care of the day-to-day accounting yourself – especially if you have a top accounting software – or hire a bookkeeper, there are instances when the expertise of a CPA can help you make sound business decisions, avoid costly mistakes, and save you time.
What is a CPA?
CPAs are tax experts who can file your business’s taxes, answer important financial questions, and potentially save your business money. While CPAs have accounting degrees, their certification differs from that of traditional accountants.
This entrepreneurial journey is tough and rocky, and often longer than anticipated. The key to mastering this journey is adopting the right mindset, where we can discover vast untapped reserves of persistence, grit, and intelligence.
This is especially true for serial entrepreneurship, where your routines, methods, and ideas must work in perfect unison to cater to a series of enterprises.
People like Elon Musk have already discovered the right mindset, unleashing a portfolio of incredible startups, with his eyes currently set on the horizon of another planet.
Have you struggled to develop your mindset for entrepreneurship? Have you ever wondered how entrepreneurs can create one successful startup after the next?
Here is a breakdown of crucial mindset adjustments you can effectively leverage along your journey towards serial entrepreneurship.
As a business owner, you are most likely going to have to handle different tasks simultaneously. You may need to take care of things at the management’s end because your staff is simply not equipped to handle them. You may also be challenged to find ways to stay within budget and fill roles that meet essential objectives.
You may need to answer an emergency call or take care of an urgent financial matter. And more importantly, you need to oversee the work of different departments to track progress and growth while also keeping an eye out for mishaps.
So if you are a business owner who has to wear multiple hats, here are a few recommendations to stay organized and productive.
When founders tell me they “don’t have time” for thought leadership, I usually ask one question: If your ideal client were choosing between you and a competitor tomorrow, what would they find about you in two minutes on Google?
When over 90% of consumers say they trust recommendations from people they know, and trust peer recommendations more than ads, your reputation as an individual expert is more powerful than your brand’s marketing in 2026.
Thought leadership is not about ego; it is about using your experience to solve real problems in public forums, in a way that builds trust, opens doors, and drives commercial outcomes.
The choice of domain name is one of the most important decisions a business owner will make in establishing an online presence. Whether you are launching a new business or re-evaluating your digital strategy, understanding the fundamentals of domain names is essential. Below are ten of the most frequently asked questions about domain names, drawing on articles from http://www.allbusiness.com and research assistance from AI.
1. What Is a Domain Name?
A domain name is the human-readable address used to identify a website on the internet. Every computer on the internet has an Internet Protocol (IP) address—a unique string of numbers such as 165.166.0.2. Because remembering numerical IP addresses would be nearly impossible, computer scientists created the Domain Name System (DNS) to assign a readable name to each numeric address. The result is that instead of typing a string of numbers, users simply type a name like “Amazon.com” to reach a website.
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