US Wine Industry is facing Supply Chain Bottlenecks after Shortage of Bottles
A viticulture specialist with the University of California Davis, Dr. Kaan Kurtural said the wine industry in the US is experiencing supply chain bottlenecks following a shortage of bottles. Kurtural also said that the industry is currently facing even more issues. He said,
US urged OPEC+ Members to increase Oil Production to meet Energy Crisis
An official of the Biden administration said Washington is still pressing OPEC+ members to enhance oil production following a global energy crisis. It has pushed gas prices to their highest level in years. A White House official informed a news outlet that the
A New Survey published of 600 Small Businesses in the United States
The Verizon-Morning Consult published a survey of 600 US small businesses. The survey found that30% of business owners have adopted digital tools to help maintain operations amid a labor shortage. It said at least one in three small businesses is using technology to
US Department of Agriculture announced $600 Bonus for Farm & Meatpacking Workers
US Department of Agriculture announced that workers on farms and in meatpacking plants who toiled through the pandemic stand to get $600 bonuses from the federal government. The USDA is putting $700 million toward a fund for food workers, in recognition of the
White House will announce Plan to Cut Costs for Solar & Wind Project
The administration of President Biden will announce a plan to make federal lands cheaper to access for solar and wind power developers. The move came after the clean power industry argued in a lobbying push that lease rates and fees are too high
Most US Companies to Classify Workers as Independent Contractors after Biden Blocked Trump Rule
On Wednesday, the Biden administration blocked a rule put in place by the Trump administration that would have made it easier for companies to classify workers as independent contractors instead of full-time employees. It badly hit shares of app-based companies that depend on
US Factories are Hopeless for workers as High Unemployment Rate in the Country
The US manufacturers have long complained about labor shortages, but the last year has proven particularly more frustrating. Matt Arnold is a company owner and just spent $5,000 to run help-wanted ads for his company’s 5 trailer factories located from Pennsylvania to Utah.
Experts say US Meat Industry will face New Regulations from Biden Administration
Experts said the future of the meat industry retail pricing is in nothingness. Their comments came after in anticipation of the Biden administration’s forthcoming emergency temporary health guidelines during the coronavirus pandemic’s squeeze on the economy. The White House said earlier this year
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio confirms All Business Deals to cut with Trump Organization
New York City has terminated all business contracts with the Trump organization because it was costing them $17 million a year in lost income. The move came after the violent insurrection at the US Capitol when Trump supporters stormed the building and left
A New Analysis released by US Chamber of Commerce showing Economic Recovery
A new analysis released by the US Chamber of Commerce, on Monday. It shows the economic recovery of the United States from the coronavirus pandemic. The survey includes responses from 36 business leaders across a wide range of industries, from healthcare to finance
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