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Greater Phoenix Economic Council and Taiwan sign economic agreement
Buoyed by a major semiconductor investment in north Phoenix, business interests representing Arizona and Taiwan have pledged greater cooperation on industrial issues including development of the semiconductor, medical device and advanced-manufacturing sectors. The Taiwan-USA Industrial…
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Roanoke Regional Partnership releases strategic plan for economic growth | Local News
The Roanoke Regional Partnership on Wednesday released its five-year strategic plan, Thrive 2027. The plan outlines strategies to support the region’s economic growth. The partnership worked with Ernst & Young Economic Development Advisory…
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Melbourne project helps women recover from economic abuse by partners | Domestic violence
Kate’s violent husband and his family racked up $86,000 worth of loan and credit card debt under her name. Another woman accrued a $4,000 Centrelink debt because her abusive partner provided her the…
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From pirates to ransomware: the secret economics of extortion
Aug 24th 2021 by Tom Standage In 74BC a band of pirates made a terrible mistake when they captured a ship off the coast of Asia Minor, now Turkey. They kidnapped one of…
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Enterprise Service Options Wood Stone Consulting
Services that let you deal with your small business. They can be categorized as mission-essential services, enterprise-important companies, enterprise operational companies, or administrative providers. Different alternatives include self-publishing ebooks (you can learn extra…
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Economic Expectations Are Too Gloomy. What That Means for Stocks.
Text size Concern has grown that inflation might weaken consumer demand. Spencer Platt/Getty Images Economic data have been missing expectations frequently of late, but several indications say that is about to reverse. That…
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The US economy grew slightly more than we thought last quarter
Between April and June, US gross domestic product grew at an annualized and seasonally adjusted rate of 6.6%. The first look at the data last month put the growth rate at 6.5%, way…
