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Includes 10 major victories, Christian Employers Alliance chief says WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Christian Employers Alliance (CEA) celebrates the House’s advancement of a pro-growth tax bill that strengthens Main Street and champions Christian-owned companies across America. The bill, which now approaches the Senate, contains several long-awaited victories that directly benefit
5 STAR BDM, a leading business development firm, joins forces with SEDI-CASE to position St. Croix as the epicenter of the Caribbean capital markets. This bold collaboration aims to ignite economic opportunities for the region while addressing systemic funding gaps for small, medium, minority
Trent Alexander-Arnold’s Real Madrid era is already making waves, off the pitch as much as on it. Following the official announcement of his six-year move to the Spanish giants, the England international has seen a sharp spike in social media engagement. As of
NEW YORK — Skype, the platform once synonymous with video calls, just shocked the world by shutting down after 22 years. How is it possible that a once-dominant business — with more than 300 million users at its peak — could fail? “If
In recent collaborative reports released Tuesday, the U.S. is a top leader of the world’s cent-millionaires, where 33% of billionaires reside here in America. Home to over 6 million high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) with investable wealth of USD 1 million or more, the
Christian businesses, legislative analysts, and ranchers call Biden-era FERC Order 1920 discriminatory, costly WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Christian Employers Alliance (CEA) has teamed up with a coalition of ranchers and energy policy analysts to petition President Trump to rescind a costly, discriminatory order of the
— NBA superstar LeBron James’ former $6.5 million investment in English Premier League side Liverpool Football Club would now be worth well over $100 million, driven by the team’s sporting success and commercial growth since his initial involvement nearly 15 years ago.
Family-owned business Electric Mirror reverses plans to move overseas, commits to expanding U.S. production amid trade policy reforms EVERETT, Wash. — The Trump Administration tariffs have saved American manufacturers struggling to keep blue-collar jobs in the U.S. from moving production overseas, according to Electric Mirror CEO Jim
NEW YORK — Health care expenses are one of the biggest financial burdens on American companies and consumers, observes Ray Kober, a health care industry innovator and self-described champion for the underdog. For Kober, who was raised by a single mother, the