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U.S. Labor Dept. Expands Overtime Rules to 4 Million More Salaried Workers
Small Business Optimism Hits an 11-Year Low as Inflation Worries Persist
75% of Mid-Market Companies Say They Will Invest in AI Over Next 5 Years
Minnesota Accounting Firm Joins CLA Global
Many Hiring Managers Ask Illegal Questions During Interviews, Survey Finds
Questions to candidates about citizenship, race, disability, and other characteristics often skirt what’s allowed by law.
Retail Sales and Wages Grew in March
This is the sixth month that the Retail Monitor, which was launched in November, has provided data on monthly retail sales.
IRS Warns of ‘Wildly Inaccurate Tax Advice’ on Social Media
When it comes to taxes, misleading information on social media can lead to financial or even legal problems, the IRS said.
The ‘Magic Number’ Needed to Retire Comfortably Hits All-Time High
The dream of retiring comfortably has become more expensive than ever for most Americans, a Northwestern Mutual study shows.
Small Businesses Showed Slight Job Growth in March, According to Paychex
Hiring by small businesses rose slightly, while hourly earnings growth continued a steady decline that began in mid-2022.
Intuit Debuts Line of Credit for QuickBooks
Intuit launched QuickBooks Line of Credit, giving small businesses a new way to access funding when and how they need it.
U.S. Companies Added 184,000 Jobs in March, ADP Says
Private-sector payrolls increased 184,000 in March after an upwardly revised 155,000 gain a month earlier, ADP reported.
Small Businesses Turn to Humans—Not AI—to Boost Productivity
For all the talk of AI increasing productivity, small companies are instead turning to talent to do the work, a Deloitte survey found.