Certain financial errors can lead to some serious cash flow problems if you aren’t careful.

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Source:: Entrepreneur

When it comes to immigration rights to civil liberties, several states are vowing to chart their own course—through legislation or in the courts—against what they consider the harsh agenda of the Trump administration and the Republican-led Congress. The latest battleground is over Obama-era broadband privacy restrictions on internet service providers, which Congress voted to overturn this week. States across the country are stepping in to make sure that such protections are not completely discarded.
Minnesota’s state house voted Friday to require ISPs to provide an opt-out opportunity to subscribers before collecting and selling their information. Democratic Senator Ron Latz managed Read More

Source:: Fast Company

Experts have long warned that the nation’s power grid is potentially vulnerable to a cyberattack, with the Department of Energy saying that the grid faces “imminent danger” from potential digital sabotage.
Such attacks have already moved beyond the realm of science fiction, with Ukrainian officials alleging Russian hackers have been behind a series of attacks on Ukraine’s power grid, including one that caused an outage in Kiev in December and one that took down power for more than 225,000 customers the previous year.
Just this week, senators from both parties in the Senate energy subcommittee called for more federal assistance to the Read More

Source:: Fast Company

While market saturation is often a deterrent for small-business hopefuls, it doesn’t have to be. Here’s how to compete.

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Source:: Entrepreneur

Tech companies need to focus on promoting long overdue personalization and increased symmetry for customers.

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Source:: Entrepreneur