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SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — As long as there are criminals, there will be money laundering, credit card fraud, healthcare fraud, account takeover and other scams that continue to cost American companies (collectively) billions of dollars every year. Staying one step ahead of
As many students are set to graduate over the next few weeks, the transition from college to career can be a tough one. For the class of 2025, they are facing unprecedented workplace challenges and opportunities in an already uncertain job market.
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Despite the Trump administration’s pro-crypto stance, including promises to end “regulation by enforcement” and support a national digital asset strategy, Bitcoin ATM numbers in the U.S. are falling. At the start of 2025, there were 30,119 Bitcoin ATMs across the country. By the end of
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — Carpinteria-based Westerlay Orchids, California’s leading commercial orchid grower, is pleased to announce Jay Hathorn as its new key account manager and Desiree Escobar as administrative assistant for sales. Furthering the orchid grower’s commitment to excellence in customer relations and industry growth,
Following a string of staggering cryptocurrency hacks between January 1 and March 31, 2025 promises to be a particularly damaging year in terms of digital asset theft. More than $1.77 billion was stolen in the first quarter (Q1) of the year, according to Finbold’s Q1
Dillon Baxter of PlantSwitch moved quickly after his company’s funding fell through, a situation all too common these days. For Dillon Baxter, finding growth capital for his fledgling alternative-plastics company wasn’t nearly as hard as losing it. Three years after launching his
PERRYSBURG, Ohio — Happy employees are more productive, more engaged, less likely to be absent, make fewer mistakes, and tend to be more creative — all of which contribute to a more stable and more profitable workplace, explains Psychology Today contributor and
‘At What Cost’ illustrates how investment in reentry services and direct support for people returning from incarceration can interrupt the cycle and save communities and the economy over $1 trillion NEW YORK, NY — Coinciding with Fair Chance Month, the Center for