Author Deb Nicholson

Important Analysis from 2018 JPMorgan Chase Business Leaders Outlook Survey American business owners are feeling better than they have in years, thanks in part to recent regulatory reform, corporate tax cuts and a steadily improving economy. But they’re getting nervous about finding the skilled workers they need to grow as their older workers retire, according to the annual JPMorgan Chase Business Leaders Outlook report released today. Businesses of all sizes are concerned about the supply of qualified candidates: 45% of midsize business executives are extremely or very concerned about it, as are 31% of small business executives. Among midsize businesses, optimism is up across the board, year over year: 69% are optimistic about the global economy , more than double last year’s sentiment and the highest since the survey began eight years ago 89% are optimistic about the national economy, up 9 points vs. last year 75% are optimistic about their loc...

Celebrating the release of Batman VS. Two Face animated film and His Gentle Giants Dog Food Debut Gentle Giants Rescue is the world’s largest big dog rescue, many stars such as Ellen DeGeneres, and others have adopted their dogs from Burt as do the public.  More.                                   

Many Americans still believe that eggs should be avoided for their cholesterol content. However, an overwhelming body of scientific research demonstrates otherwise. So why should we have eggs on our plate for a heart healthy diet? Joining us now is Executive Director at the Egg Nutrition Center Dr. Tia Rains, More.

This is the second installment of a three-part series highlighting the theme of community immunity this flu season Why are we discussing community immunity? Because the flu prevention goes beyond individual health and the health of our families – it extends to the community at large. This year’s flu season just keeps getting scarier: flu activity surged even higher in late January, 1 with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reporting the aggressive H3N2 influenza virus as widespread throughout the entire continental United States. 2 As of January 27, 2018, the CDC has reported over 50 pediatric flu death. Read more.