Business has been slow at C&S Nursery Inc. in Baldwin Hills.Cristian Rosales, who owns the company with his brother Santiago, said the slowdown this summer was due to customers being reluctant to buy new plants. “With the (watering) restrictions, they don’t want to risk the plant dying on them if they cannot water it appropriately,”...Read More

Business travelers are on the road again. So there’s no better time for CNBC Travel to name the best hotels for business travel across Asia-Pacific. CNBC joined with the market and consumer data firm Statista to produce rankings of the “Best Hotels for Business Travelers.” A second list of rankings for hotels in Europe and...Read More

“Outgoing South African with a love for people, numbers, barbeques, adventure, red wine, and chess.” Hometown: Bloemfontein, South Africa Fun fact about yourself: I appeared in a few episodes of a reality TV dating show in South Africa to help out a friend who was a Production Manager on the show. Undergraduate School and Degree:...Read More

While Facebook, YouTube and Twitter were making headlines and testifying before Congress, Snapchat spent the past decade quietly entrenching itself as teens’ favorite social media app. Left for dead by some analysts five years ago when Facebook’s Instagram copied its signature disappearing-photo feature, Stories, Snapchat instead kept growing by coming up with a new set...Read More

When Oru Ogbo was asked by his employer last year if he would like to join a new programme to train and support young leaders across Europe, he did not hesitate. As a Nigerian who came to the UK a decade ago and was working with PwC, he was keen to share his own experiences...Read More

CLARKSVILLE, TN – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week. City Council calls for repeal of Tennessee’s abortion ban: Tennessee’s abortion law, which took effect Aug. 25, doesn’t make exceptions for rape, incest or health of the mother, and that drew rebuke from local leaders. READ MORE Pedestrian critically injured...Read More

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. You’ve heard about authenticity so much that you probably think of it as a buzzword. It shouldn’t be. A whopping 88 percent of consumers consider it important when deciding what brands to support. And by authenticity, I mean an actual alignment between your internal sense of self...Read More

Lona Lozinski, a Warriors at Ease certified 200RYT yoga instructor, poses on the floor of her studio space last week. Tabitha Johnston SHEPHERDSTOWN — “It smells like sour milk and there’s bits of french fries on the floor, and you’re like, ‘I’ll try to ignore all of that,’” said Mohalu Yoga...Read More

UnlockThis article is free to access. Why? MS. STEAD SELLERS: Hello, and welcome to Washington Post Live. I’m Frances Stead Sellers, a senior writer here at The Post. Thank you for joining me for the third and final installment on our series about the future of work and how workers are affecting their industries over...Read More

Businesses nationwide are still recovering from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Ongoing supply chain delays, labor shortages and inflation are just some of the challenges businesses are trying to navigate. To compound these issues, as businesses in our coastal state work to recover from a once-in-a-century public health crisis, they must also prepare for...Read More