Category: Blog

The Strip Is Emptier This Year: What It Signals for Business and Government Contractors Las Vegas, famously known as "The Strip," is considered more than just a hotspot for entertainment and tourism—it's a bellwether for broader economic conditions. This year,

U.S. Might Buy Part of Intel in Strategic Move: Implications for Government Contracting and Project Management In a bold step toward reshaping the nation's technological future, reports suggest that the U.S. government may be considering acquiring a stake in Intel,

Olympic First: LA28 to Permit Corporate Venue Names During the Games For the first time in Olympic history, the Los Angeles 2028 Summer Olympics (LA28) will allow corporate venue names to remain visible and in use during the Games. This

Kodak Warns Its Business Could Go Under Amid Rising Debt Concerns In a sobering announcement that has sent ripples through the business world, Eastman Kodak Company recently warned investors that its operations could be in jeopardy. Despite offering reassurances that

Trump Eyes Marijuana Reclassification: Impacts on Policy and Market Sentiment News broke this week that former President Donald Trump is reportedly considering the reclassification of marijuana under federal law—a move that could significantly alter the regulatory landscape for cannabis in

Trump’s Executive Order Likely to Usher in Alternative Assets to 401(k)s A recent executive order (EO) issued during the Trump administration has opened the door for alternative investment options in 401(k) retirement plans. Historically, plan sponsors have steered clear of

Trump Urges Intel CEO to Resign Over China Ties: Implications for Government Contractors and Project Managers In a bold political and economic move, former President Donald Trump has recently called for the resignation of Intel CEO, citing concerns over alleged

Apple Pledges More U.S. Spending Amid India Tariff Hikes: What It Means for Government Contractors Apple Inc. recently announced plans to increase its spending in the United States, a move that comes as the White House enacts new tariffs on

Trump Alleges Banking Discrimination from JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America Former President Donald Trump has recently made headlines by alleging that two major U.S. financial institutions—JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America—have discriminated against him. According to Trump, these banking

Switzerland Scrambles to Shed Sky-High Tariff: Responding to President Trump’s 39% Import Duty In a surprising and impactful move, former President Donald Trump enacted a 39% import duty on goods originating from Switzerland during the latter part of his administration.