Recently, Google released a new version of its Chrome browser (Chrome 69). It has a new sync feature that connects the browser to other Google properties such as Gmail or YouTube, so when you log into Gmail, you’re automatically logged into Chrome. This offers convenience to end users but has also raised privacy concerns. Chrome is […]
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The complexities of the US tax code are notorious, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise when a new Clutch survey indicates 30% of small businesses think they are overpaying. Even though close to a third of businesses believe they are paying more than their share of taxes, 95% said they are confident about the accuracy
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Facebook Live, YouTube channels, LinkedIn video, and the expansion in networking and meet-up groups has exploded the number of people who sincerely believe, because they have easy access to a platform with networking event organisers everywhere literally screaming for people to be guest speakers, that they are speakers. Quite literally, because they can speak they
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“The American Dream” is a concept that can vary from person to person and seem almost impossible to really achieve. However, the vast majority of small business owners seem to feel that they’ve already reached that lofty goal. American Dream Statistics According to recent findings from Kabbage, a financial services and data platform, 85 percent
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One problem dominates the field when setting out to write a listicle. They’ve been done to death, and a lot of us are sick of them. From Buzzfeed and the Huffington Post to Bustle and beyond, thousands of lists are published every year, the majority of which are not exactly high-quality. People see lists and
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For a while now you may have heard the buzz surrounding Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP), and—if you haven’t already done some research—you might be wondering what all the fuss is about (or wondering why a landing page and conversion platform like us hasn’t mentioned this trendy topic yet). Well, we’ll get to all of
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Every year at this time, it’s bound to happen. People congregate around cubicles and break rooms during business hours to fill out brackets for the men’s NCAA Tournament — an annual ritual known as March Madness. Grown men and women, responsible and productive employees even, will use company time to take part in office pools,
A new report reveals a stunning level of apathy about cybersecurity among businesses in five nations under continuous attack by hackers. Chicago-based insurance company Hiscox commissioned a survey of more than 4,100 organizations and found that 7 out of 10 were not prepared for a cyberattack. This institutional lethargy persists even in the face of
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Being tech-savvy is fundamental to functioning in today’s highly connected world. A new survey commissioned by Verizon Telematics and carried out by KRC Research highlights the extent of this example as it reveals 2 out of 3 customers said they would not hire a service contractor who is not tech-savvy. Service Professionals Are Expected to
With the launch of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) only about a hundred days away, a key question is how many companies are ready to comply. A recent report from Forrester Research, based on a survey of 3,195 security decision-makers in companies with more than 20 employees in the US and nine other countries,
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