U.S. Jobs Report Shows America Still Hasn’t Recovered From COVID-19 Pandemic
The U.S. economy added just 266,000 jobs in the month of April, falling significantly short of projections and showing the country is far from recovering
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More Americans Opt For Cash Reserves Over Checking And Savings Accounts
Inflation might be leading more Americans into stashing their savings in cash reserves over old-school checking and savings accounts.
Personal Services Franchises Regain Top Spot As Growing Most Rapidly Among Its Peers
A strong demand by consumers to work out and improve their health post-COVID is among factors why personal services is expected to be the fastest-growing franchise franchise business line in 2022.
Middle Class and Blacks Are More Charitable Than the Rich
According to the Financial Tracking Service (FTS), the United States has contributed nearly $10 million to the effort.
Ghanaian Tech Startup Wins Grand Prize In Global Competition
Dropifi, a startup tech company from Ghana has taken the top spot in the 2012 Startup Open