Having trouble sorting through the endless barrage of news and content online every day? You aren't alone. Every week, we publish a curated list of some of our favorite articles for small businesses. Tune in every Wednesday to read the latest SMB news, thought leadership pieces from our favorite bloggers, #smallbiztips, and much more.
Counting Down the News this week: Record rates of quitting, President Biden's small business secret weapon, companies on track to be worth $1 trillion, and more.
CNBC: Wages for fast food employees climbed 10% in the latest quarter, the largest increase in years.
Fast Company: Here is a list of companies that are on track to be worth more than $1 trillion in the next three years.
The Wall Street Journal: The expansion of the US economy slowed in August, according to this survey.
Fast Company: Some employees aren't excited about going back to the office, but it's not for the reason you think – it's because they have to give up lucrative side hustles.
Bloomberg: Business schools need to evolve to match “future business demands,” according to some employers.
Quartz: 4 million Americans quit their jobs in April 2021, continuing the record pace at which workers are leaving.
NPR: Many older workers hadn't planned to retire early, but some chose to (or were forced) due to the pandemic.
USA Today: The FTC has sharpened their antitrust case against Facebook, “filing a revised version of their complaint alleging that the social network giant has abused its market power to suppress competition.”
Entrepreneur: Trying to start a small business from scratch? Here are eight tips to help you succeed.
Inc.: President Biden's secret weapon in the attempt to pass his $3.5 trillion budget resolution might just be small business.
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