Beef Prices Are Skyrocketing. Americans Are Buying More Anyway
By Andrew Miller Grocery costs have risen at the fastest pace in nearly four years. Produce costs are up 6% over the last year. Tomatoes
By Andrew Miller Grocery costs have risen at the fastest pace in nearly four years. Produce costs are up 6% over the last year. Tomatoes
By Andrew Miller The federal minimum wage is $7.25 an hour. That number hasn’t changed since 2009. Last month, four House Democrats introduced a bill
By Andrew Miller Small business sales are up, but fewer customers are buying. According to the Fiserv Small Business Index, sales rose 1.1% year over year,
By Andrew Miller Many small businesses work with independent contractors. Using contractors can save money and allow for greater flexibility. Unlike employees, contractors don’t receive
By Andrew Miller Mark your calendars. National Small Business Week starts on Sunday. The tradition dates back to 1963, when President Kennedy signed the proclamation
By Andrew Miller Over the 21st century, the price of attending college has risen nearly 42% faster than inflation. Going to a public, in-state college costs $11,950
By Andrew Miller The greatest wealth transfer in history has already started. Over the next two decades, nearly $124 trillion in assets will change hands.
By Andrew Miller It’s been just over a year since “Liberation Day,” when the Trump administration imposed new tariffs on April 2, 2025. Instead of
By Andrew Miller In an economy marked by rising tariff costs, inflation, and supply chain issues, another challenge for small business owners grows more complex.
By Andrew Miller After struggling in recent years, American chemical manufacturers are finally catching a break. Aside from the latest loan program from the Small