Scott Ball is a photo editor with a focus on local news in the United States. His work has been featured in publications such as the San Antonio Report, Berkeleyside, and the Bristol Herald Courier. Scott's expertise lies in capturing the beauty, tragedy, and resilience of communities through his photography.
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Scott’s coverage indicates a strong focus on finance, economy, and personal finance with a significant emphasis on data-driven insights. He appears to be responsive to legal policy regulation and government announcements related to the financial industry.
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The outcome of the presidential race and which party will control the House and Senate is too close to call. But a handful of economic ideas touted by Donald
By: Scott Ball
The outcome of the presidential race and which party will control the House and Senate is too close to call. But a handful of economic ideas touted by Donald Trump and Kamala Harris stand a good chance of becoming reality no matter who wins.
By: Scott Ball
Not everyone likes Keurig K-Cup coffee. The quick-brew may be in millions of offices and company kitchens worldwide, but its detractors argue it's not “real” coffee!
CFOs know not all prospects are what they claim to be. Potential clients will stretch the truth to get a line of credit that's bigger than what they're worth.
By: Lindsey Carnett, Scott Ball
The Edwards Aquifer Authority has canceled its November election since all seven open seats will be filled by candidates who are unopposed.
Some Fed members likely regret not implementing rate cuts sooner like the major European central banks did earlier this year. For one thing, Fed members knew
By: Scott Ball
The clock is ticking for union dockworkers and port owners to work out a labor contract and prevent a walkout. The union seems prepared to strike — and the effects will ripple far and wide.
By: Scott Ball
Yet only 13% of respondents are still in the AI exploration mode. Nine percent are already using AI or generative AI (Gen AI) like
College students can't stand the 150 credit hour requirement to sit for the CPA exam. Employers are desperate to find the next wave of accountants. And now
By: Scott Ball
by San Antonio Report Staff November 5, 2024 Updated November 5, 2024
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