Enjoy bullet points? Then you’ll enjoy the following, courtesy of various observations heard during recent travels.
THE 'tude
Industries across the nation are beginning to recognize a growing need for a system whereby individuals within corporations can flourish through peer-to-peer information sharing and promotion.
Maybe a decade back you saw the first iPhone and thought, yep, no one will ever again get frustrated at trying to refold a map.
The automotive lending market is rapidly evolving, and credit unions must find unique methods to generate auto loans and keep up with evolving technology.
Despite growing uncertainty about our national climate policy, we can be proud that the Green Mountain State is widely recognized as a leader in green initiatives.
In a way, it’s really too bad.
The cyberthreats facing today’s businesses have become more frequent, more sophisticated and harder to detect.
As the new chairman of the World Council of Credit Unions was recently stepping to the podium before an audience from around the world, he admitted he was uncomfortable with public speaking.
Due to economic variations and market changes, the national marketplace has seen an increase in total losses resulting from auto accidents, with ADESA Analytical Services reporting the percentage of insurance claims resulting in total loss has risen from 15.6% in 2015 to 16.9% in 2016.
When you imagine a startup, the image of frenzied entrepreneurs scribbling furiously on a whiteboard may come to mind.