By 2030, it is estimated that up to 30% of the current U.S. labor activity could be automated using AI technology. While AI is projected to add 97.5 million jobs over the next decade – and add $15.7 trillion to… Continue Reading  

For decades, U.S. companies have “off-shored” their manufacturing to lower-cost countries, taking advantage of cheaper raw materials and labor and more favorable regulations and environmental policies. However, with rising transportation and tariff costs, new U.S. laws that reward or require… Continue Reading  

With the surge in online shopping and stimulus checks during COVID, demand for freight transportation and pricing skyrocketed. However, as the pandemic continues to evolve, the industry is now facing a slowdown in freight rates and volumes coupled with rising… Continue Reading  

Forefront Friday: Part 2 of C. Keith Chulumovich, CPA, CTP’s discussion with Jason Bank, a senior partner with Kerr Russell. In this segment, Jason shares his insights on current trends in business bankruptcy and restructurings.

Forefront Friday with C. Keith Chulumovich, CPA, CTP. The 2009 global recession, set off by the global financial crisis, was by far the deepest and most synchronized of the four recessions since 1975. The question now, assuming we are entering another… Continue Reading  

After two-plus years of dealing with the pandemic studies have shown that young professionals are feeling burned out and suffering from the effects of the labor shortage.  The pandemic brought dramatic workplace shifts that, along with the effects of an… Continue Reading  

The fourth of July is fast approaching and according to AAA, nearly 48 million Americans are expected to travel over the holiday, and 42 million of us are expected to travel fifty miles or more. Whether we pack up the… Continue Reading  

I shoveled snow earlier this week, I had to wear my winter coat, and I even had a bowl of hot soup for lunch just to warm up, and it’s the middle of April…………….but then again, this is Michigan.  It… Continue Reading  

Do you know this economic event generates more than $1,000,000,000 of economic activity? It ranges from TV ad sales, chicken wings, ticket sales, online gambling. As much as we all know, there’s a lot of madness going on in the… Continue Reading  

Most businesses need to invest in various types of equipment in order to provide goods and services to their customers. This equipment usually performs tasks that people are not physically able to perform or allows them to perform these tasks… Continue Reading