Gene Marks is a Contributor at The Guardian and several other prominent publications. He specializes in business and economics, focusing on public policy, technology, and workplace issues, often addressing themes related to AI, finance, and entrepreneurship. Gene is featured in numerous outlets, including The Hill, Forbes, and The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Gene Marks covers a broad range of topics related to business, human resources, and technology. His articles often cite data and government announcements, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting and official sources.
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By: Gene Marks
My smartest clients are always thinking ahead. And the smartest accountants I know urge their clients to plan ahead on their taxes.
Last week, American announced a new automated system that “instantly” flags those who try to jump the queue and board before their group is called. I know this doesn't sound like a big deal to some, but it is. With limited overhead space, people value getting on the plane as fast as possible. Many of us pay for that privilege.
By: Gene Marks
Plus, AI agents in Dynamics 365, Teams joins the fight for work-life balance, and seven other recent developments in technology.
(Photo by Carl Court/Getty Images) Getty Images Here are five things in tech that happened this week and how they affect your business. Did you miss them?
By: Gene Marks
Reducing taxes, eliminating unnecessary regulations and fostering a pro-business environment will significantly boost my profits.
Here's how Trump's proposals for tariffs, taxes, regulatory rollbacks, and spending could affect small businesses in different industries.
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Signage for financial software company Intuit at the company's headquarters in the Silicon Valley ... [+] town of Mountain View, California, August 24, 2016. (Photo by Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images).
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By: Gene Marks
“Small touches can go a long way in building connections that last beyond Small Business Saturday,” said one local business owner.
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