Anne Goldberg, a tech-savvy senior herself, found her calling in teaching older adults how to use smartphones and tablets. It all started when she created a PowerPoint slideshow for a friend's relative's birthday party. The guests were impressed, and Goldberg received calls from other seniors seekin
Starting a business is like jumping into a pool. You might hesitate, looking for the perfect moment. But guess what? That moment doesn't exist. Many people dream of starting a business but hold back because they think they need more money, knowledge, or confidence. These are real concerns, but they
Starting a business is exciting, but it's easy to make big mistakes that can sink it fast. One major blunder is not checking if there's a real market for what you want to sell. Just because you think your idea is brilliant doesn't mean others will agree. Many entrepreneurs get so caught up in their
In the wake of the pandemic, a new business emerged to tackle a common headache for homeowners and builders: the permit application process. Just Permits LLC, based in Ellicott City, is a game-changer for those looking to fast-track their property improvements. The company was founded by Charles Lev
In the quiet town of Bernardsville, a former teacher is making waves with a unique business idea. It all started with a need for a creative outlet. This teacher mom wanted to engage her kids in fun learning activities while she was home with them. She started creating sens
In today's fast-paced business world, adaptability is key. Companies that can't keep up with changes might get left behind. Digital finance is a big part of this. Some businesses are ahead in this transformation, while others struggle. A recent study showed that 56% of business leaders think being f
Ever thought about how useful it would be to have a weather forecast for the ocean? That's exactly what Kevin Rosa had in mind when he founded Current Lab. As a PhD student at the University of Rhode Island, Rosa was working on models to simulate ocean currents when he got an interesting request fro
The presidential election is heating up, and with it, the debate over the best economic strategy for America's businesses. Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have both released their plans, promising to slash taxes and boost the economy. But what do these plans really mean for small and big businesses?
