Nine-year-old Ava Santhuff often says: “Sisters should get to keep their brothers.” Just three years ago, she lost her brother to rhabdomyosarcoma, a highly malignant form of childhood cancer. Her statement has become her rallying cry for the foundation created in honor of her brother. Shortly after Sam Santhuff passed away in 2014, the Super Sam … Continued
Tax-Free Weekend is upon us! Most retailers are very familiar with the back to school season. In the middle of the sweltering August heat, it’s the second biggest shopping season in the United States. Last year, Americans spent $27 billion in back to school shopping; for retailers, capitalizing on this time is an unquestioned must. … Continued
It’s near the middle of summer, so you and your coworkers probably have some big plans for vacation. It seems there’s always friends and family to visit, new places to see, and more adventures to be had. Are you completely prepared to comfortably leave work at work? Below are tips to take into consideration when … Continued
1907 was a long time ago. U.S. President Teddy Roosevelt spoke softly and carried a big stick, peasants in Romania revolted, and in London, the first taxicabs hit the streets. 110 years is a lot of time to refine a business model. For 104 years, taxis had a complete monopoly on urban, point-to-point travel. But … Continued