As digital marketing has evolved in the automotive industry, the utilization of vendors to help market online dealership inventory, remains a constant. In theory, it is a tremendous way to reach hundreds of thousands of customers who may be in the market for a new or used vehicle, right? Utilizing someone else’s platform and technology to reach customers near and far, coupled with the increased capabilities and variety of online retail tools, makes the idea of marketing and selling a car fully online that much more feasible. But have we come to a point where keeping a particular third-party vendor is motivated more by fear of missing out, than actual performance?
Why should dealers care at all about what the millennial workforce wants? Well, like it or not, by 2030, about 64% of the workforce will be comprised of millennials and Gen Z.
Construction companies are facing an experience gap with baby boomers readying to retire. This article focuses on multigenerational issues facing the construction industry.
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In-store shopping is not a thing of the past. Retailers can leverage data to design better customer experiences both in-store and online to secure loyal shoppers.
There are a number of legislative efforts being introduced to help add some checks to what members of Congress do outside the chambers. Also, we have some updates on tax extenders and the debt limit.
TikTok headlined on the Hill after a four-and-a-half-hour meeting where the House Energy and Commerce Committee questioned TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew about the influence and data access the Chinese government allegedly has over the social media app.
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There were too many cooks in the kitchen for the debt limit negotiations last week, so congressional leadership and the White House slimmed down the list of negotiators to the following: on behalf of the White House are Legislative Affairs Director Louisa Terrell, Office of Management and Budget Director Shalanda Young, and Counselor Steve Ricchetti; and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) chose U.S. Rep. Garret Graves (R-LA) and his staff to negotiate on behalf of Republicans.
Read the guide below for a year’s overview of federal, state and local, and international tax matters for businesses, as well as insights for individuals.
To increase the base amount of certain clean energy credits within the Inflation Reduction Act, a variety of “bonus” credits are available. Read on for details.
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Happy New Year! In the first installment of From the Hill for 2023, we’ll catch you up on the FY 2023 spending bill and how it may affect the tax landscape.
The top four congressional leaders—House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY), Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY), and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY)—met with President Joe Biden at the White House today to discuss the debt limit.
Alum Hanru Redelinghuys enjoys staying ahead of the curve. He started his first business at age 11 (yes, 11!) and today, still in his early 30s, oversees the financial reporting for Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE).
Read the key findings from the study from Manufacturing Institute and Forvis Mazars on attracting and retaining manufacturing talent, and learn more about the distinct differences in hiring for rural locations versus urban areas.
The Hill remains quiet as legislators prepare for the rapidly approaching midterm elections. The IRS, however, has been busy with new guidance in preparation for the 2022 tax filing season.
The House Ways and Means Committee advanced along party lines a tax package that would undo recent restrictions on several business tax breaks (including Section 174 research and development expensing), temporarily expand the standard deduction for individuals, and revive tax incentives for businesses that have lapsed under the 2017 GOP tax law.
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