Business owners
Coverage of Business owners in the Nexus archive.
- I'm an executive coach. I tell clients not to spend Sunday night preparing for work.
Executive coach Shane Arthur advises clients against preparing for work on Sunday nights, advocating instead for routine 'startup' and 'shutdown' routines during the week. He coaches individuals, including business owners and CEOs, to protect Monday mornings and Friday afternoons by ensuring those times are free from demanding meetings.
- Dallas man arrested for multimillion dollar U.S. Treasury check fraud scheme
A man from Dallas is accused of executing a large fraud scheme involving U.S. Treasury checks. The crime involved stealing the identities of multiple business owners to cash checks worth over $15 million.
- Downtown Baton Rouge safety debate continues after Third Street fight
A weekend fight on Third Street has spurred a broader conversation regarding safety in downtown Baton Rouge. This debate involves business owners and police concerning appropriate staffing levels and who bears responsibility when disturbances occur in the street.
- Gloversville residents say youth crime in their city is a 'front page disaster'
Gloversville residents and business owners attended a City Council working session on Tuesday to seek solutions for youth crime in their city. The community described the issue of youth crime as a 'front page disaster.'
- THC in Texas: Business owners challenge new state rule
A new Texas state rule classifying Delta-8 and hemp derivatives as controlled substances risks criminalizing shop owners, leading business advocates to challenge the regulation in federal court.
- Here’s everyone testifying at Sheng Thao’s corruption trial
Sheng Thao’s corruption trial features testimony from powerful individuals, bureaucrats, business owners, police officers, and alleged co-conspirators. The trial involves multiple witnesses representing diverse professional backgrounds.
- Monroe issues scam warning for business owners over fake invoices
The city of Monroe has issued a scam warning for business owners, alerting them to fake invoices sent by scammers impersonating the Planning Commission. These emails target businesses that recently had public hearings or applied for permits, demanding over $2,000. Authorities advise against responding and recommend reporting the scam to the police.
- Russia's Wildberries Takes Down War Product Page After Ukrainian Strikes
Russia’s Wildberries removed its 'Everything for the SVO' product page after Ukrainian strikes caused warehouse fires. Affected business owners requested assistance, as the company had previously refused to compensate them for losses.
- El Sereno residents protest proposed 111-unit housing development with no parking
El Sereno residents and business owners protested a proposed 111-unit housing development they argue would negatively impact the neighborhood due to the lack of parking.
- [US] Property landlords name on our businesses mailing address
A business owner received mail addressed to their LLC with the landlord's name instead of the business owner's, raising concerns about potential misuse of business information. The landlord has no affiliation with the business but previously misused another tenant's funds for a vacation, adding to the owner's suspicion.
- Denver finally ready to expand apartment recycling, cut construction waste 4 years after public mandate
Denver is expanding apartment recycling and reducing construction waste four years after voters mandated the requirement. The 2022 measure compelled landlords and business owners to provide recycling and composting access.
- Even Taco Tuesday could be more expensive as beef prices continue to rise
Beef prices are rising due to drought, low herd sizes, and concerns about the new world screwworm in the United States. Texas business owners express concern that price increases could drive away customers.
- Detroit business owners say construction driving away business
Detroit business owners report that ongoing construction in Southeast Michigan is causing a decline in business, leading to financial losses for some companies.
- NYC refuses to tear down trash-filled encampments outside the Intrepid — earning Mamdani rave reviews from homeless
New York City has refused to tear down a trash-filled homeless encampment near the Intrepid Museum in Hell's Kitchen, a decision that has earned Mamdani positive reviews from the homeless. The encampment has been a source of frustration for business owners and passersby for months.
- Business owners protest move to close Kalhatty Ghat Road to tourist vehicles
Business owners are protesting the decision to close Kalhatty Ghat Road to tourist vehicles. The Madras High Court ordered the State government to submit a report explaining why tourist traffic was allowed on the road, requiring it to remain closed to tourists until further orders.
- Candidate Q&A: Hawaiʻi County Council District 5 – Dawn Kānealiʻi-Kleinfelder
Dawn Kānealiʻi-Kleinfelder, a candidate for Hawaiʻi County Council District 5, highlights the strain caused by an increasing homeless population on first responders, community resources, and business owners.
- Hawaii ruling praised by US gun rights groups – are more rollbacks coming?
The US Supreme Court struck down a Hawaii law banning guns on private property without permission in a 6-3 decision (Wolford v. Lopez). The ruling is seen as a challenge to gun restrictions by rights advocates and a threat to public safety by opponents. Experts warn it could lead to more conservative court actions against similar policies.
- Want to start a business? AI can help, business owners say
AI is reducing the cost and increasing the speed of starting and running a business, according to business owners. An entrepreneur noted that everything has decreased in cost and increased in speed.
- Business owner says his company relies on skilled foreign worker visas
A federal judge struck down the Trump administration's $100,000 fee on new H-1B visas, which aimed to prevent foreign workers from taking American jobs. Business owners argue the U.S. depends on skilled foreign talent.
- 6 months in: Minneapolis E-Line nearly twice the riders Metro Transit expected
Metro Transit's E-Line in Minneapolis has seen nearly twice the ridership expected after six months. Business owners are assessing the line's impact on their neighborhoods.
- Lyons mountain bikers, business owners blast Boulder County proposal to limit bikes at some parks
Lyons mountain bikers and business owners are opposing a Boulder County proposal to limit bikes at Hall Ranch and Heil Valley Ranch, citing potential economic and cultural impacts. The proposal has drawn criticism from local pedalers and business stakeholders.
- Bears' potential move to Hammond has Southeast Side fans, businesses excited
The Chicago Bears' potential move to Hammond, Indiana, has generated excitement among Southeast Side fans and business owners, who anticipate positive impacts from a new stadium across the state line.
- How a change to holiday let rules and council tax is costing business owners up to £60,000 in backdated bills
Changes to holiday let rules and council tax are resulting in business owners facing backdated bills of up to £60,000. The financial burden stems from new regulations affecting short-term rental properties.
- Business Owners Are Worst Clients
The article argues that business owners often make poor clients due to their tendency to micromanage, lack clear goals, and prioritize cost over quality. It references a Substack post by Zen Capital and Hacker News comments highlighting these challenges, with 29 upvotes and 31 discussions.
- Business owners describe issues with government's tariff refund portal
U.S. business owners are reporting glitches and delays with the government's new tariff refund portal. CBS News' Shanelle Kaul has covered the issue.
- Rachel Reeves' 'holiday tax' will add £500million a year to the cost of UK breaks, business owners warn
The article discusses Rachel Reeves' proposed 'holiday tax' which is expected to increase UK holiday costs by £500 million annually. Business owners have expressed concerns about the financial impact of this tax on their operations.
- Why many Trump-supporting business owners hope Democrats win the midterms
Trump-supporting business owners express hope that Democrats winning the midterms will lead to congressional gridlock. They believe this inaction would allow them to focus on their businesses without political disruptions.