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Covid fueled a record expansion of desktop and mobile fintech applications, yet nearly three quarters of their users have no knowledge of how safe private data on them is.

The current U.S. housing market is continuing to see low supply and high demand across the country. However, certain up-and-coming neighborhoods may offer a good deal for prospective buyers.

Although the United States does not participate as other countries in using IBAN, many American businesses can still take advantage of the benefits of the international bank account number system to speed up the processing of global payments in a more cost-effective manner.

“Fall seven times and stand up eight.” This Japanese proverb speaks volumes about the importance of perseverance. While standing back up after taking a hit is easier said than done, it is important to remember that persevering through difficulties is an experience countless others have tackled before.

Business owners must ensure that both their employees and the organization overall are well taken care of. Whether the company is facing hard times or is just in the normal ebb and flow of business, entrepreneurs may worry about whether they’ll have enough left over at the end of the month to cover payroll and operating expenses.

Companies should always strive to provide the best customer experience. However, with countless other competing priorities, companies may not feel like they have time to revamp their systems.

As climate change continues to impact the world, more and more companies are making commitments to mitigate its impact. This movement is not only good for the planet, but for businesses’ bottom lines: Customers are increasingly seeking out businesses that support “green” efforts and may remain loyal to you if they feel you are making a difference.

When managing your business’s cash flow with these tips, remember what works for your business, and listen to your internal and external business associates.

What can struggling businesses start doing — and what can thriving businesses continue to do — in order to find success in 2021? It comes down to your organization’s culture.

When times get tough or a crisis looms on the horizon, smart business owners realize that it may be time to pivot. The decision is not one that entrepreneurs take lightly. Pivoting entails shifting the company’s focus into something tangential to their current operations. It may mean revamping how the business operates or learning new methods of delivering its products or services. The change is likely to be profound, possibly updating how the company works fundamentally.

The coronavirus pandemic forced businesses around the globe to shut down in-person operations. As a result, many traditional companies and industries were unexpectedly thrust into the unfamiliar territory of managing a remote workforce.

It’s critical to take the necessary precautions.