Pete King

The US may be recovering from the pandemic, but times are still tough financially. A lot of taxpayers still depend on the stimulus check the government sends because people struggle to keep up with their bills and make ends meet. So it’s only logical for some people to ask about updates on the 4th stimulus

E-commerce growth is not stopping. In the first quarter of 2022, U.S. sales rose to 6.7 percent. It’s the lowest increase for any quarter since 2009, but for every $5 spent on retail purchase, $1 still goes to online orders. The upward trend only highlights the importance of giving what your customers want, from the

With the proliferation of internet-connected devices, organizations are becoming increasingly susceptible to cyberattacks. Financial institutions, which contain sensitive personal and financial information on their customers, are particularly at risk from hackers who want to steal this data or take control of bank accounts to commit fraud. Table of Contents Why Cybersecurity Matters for the Banking

Every business needs equipment to operate. From espresso machines and ovens for restaurants to trucks and heavy machinery for factories, tangible assets play a crucial part in productivity, efficiency and, eventually, success. Since these assets are investments, your choices must be well made. But should you buy new equipment to ensure their quality? Not necessarily

Online stores are making a killing because more people are shopping on the internet. With 69 percent of people buying online and 300 million expected to do so by 2023, e-commerce businesses earn $1,804 per shopper. What does all of this mean for your business? It means looking into the value of product packaging and

Trends drive business changes because consumers pay attention to them. At the rise of e-commerce, many physical retail stores have gone online or added an online platform. The popularity of mobile usage has prompted brands to ensure their websites are responsive. And consumer concerns over environmental issues are encouraging companies to adapt eco-friendly practice. So

Cancellation is a regular part of transactions on any online selling platform, including eBay. Buyers and sellers on eBay can cancel orders as long as both parties mutually agree to do so. Sellers can cancel transactions up to 30 days after making a sale whereas buyers can request a cancellation up to an hour after

Picture this: you’re an eager eBay entrepreneur who’s decided to dive into a new business venture. You rush through the small details without giving them much thought, only to realize that you used “HappyBusiness2019” as the username. If this happened on any small social media website, it’s not a big deal. But if you want

Consumers want companies that do good. And doing good means going beyond practicing company values throughout the organization. When your company gives back, you encourage brand loyalty. You bolster engagement when your organization shares a mission and purpose with your target market. It comes as no surprise then that many businesses have expanded their corporate