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Amid press reports that the U.S.-China talks are close to bearing fruit, the New York Times is reporting that European studies are suggesting that tariffs on Europeans are not having as much impact as formerly expected. For example...

Almost every expansion of acreage, new business enterprise or new investment has challenges and requires more management skills and knowledge. Your intuition is valuable, but so is the advice and counsel of people who have been through similar trials.

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Here are five practices you can implement with relatively low cost and investment of time to help keep an employee engaged.

Some business owners have downsized their vehicles only to discover they can't fully depreciate/expense the purchase. Here are the rules under tax law for depreciating a vehicle used for business purposes.

A recent study released on the condition of U.S. bridges showed some degree of progress in addressing the structural shortfalls but much more needs to be done, especially in the rural areas.

The recent bomb cyclone complicated life in Nebraska and nearby states, and the effects will likely be felt for months and years.

The price movements following the USDA Grain Stocks and Prospective Plantings reports on March 29 would have you believing things are extremely bearish for corn, but how bad is it?