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Things To Consider When Purchasing Business Property
If you are ready to open a business with physical premises, it’s fascinating, yet you want to ensure it’s done correctly. It’s a big step…
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Improving Worksite Safety In 4 Steps
If you want to make sure that your staff is as safe as possible at all times in the workplace, there are many things that…
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Governor Holcomb Lauds Public Health Buy-In
The vast majority of Indiana’s counties opted to participate in a statewide program designed to revamp the state’s public health investment — which averages $55 per…
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Why Waste Management in Healthcare is Important
In healthcare, it’s not just about tossing your waste in the trash bin and calling it a day after providing medical care. Nope, it’s more…
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Building a Bigger Following for Your Business
Establishing your business in an increasingly complex world of entrepreneurship can seem overwhelming, to say the least. But embarking on this journey doesn’t need to…
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Muncie YMCA Breaks Lease with City
Muncie Mayor, Dan Ridenour, showed up to the Muncie Redevelopment Commission without notes but begged the stacked commission to allow him (the City of Muncie)…
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How Socialism Affects the Job Market
Recently, I asked Google’s BARD (Artificial Intelligence) what impact socialism would have on the job market. BARD had this to say: The impact of socialism…
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Clarence Thomas’ 38 Vacations:
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’ decadeslong friendship with real estate tycoon Harlan Crow and Samuel Alito’s luxury travel with billionaire Paul Singer have raised questions…
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Climate Change – Reaching a Tipping Point?
According to a joint statement by the European Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the first three weeks of July…
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Bribery or Lobbying
In an oligarchy like the United States, a political gift from a corporation or wealthy oligarch to a politician is not considered bribery, even though…
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