Uptick in ‘gray divorce’ has older Americans near retirement singing the blues

by | Jun 21, 2017 | Bad Credit Loans, Bank Lending, Business Lending, Business Loans, Capital, Economics, Finance, Non-Bank Loans, Working Capital

A variety of studies have been done to explain this gray divorce trend. But the reality is that years spent raising kids often transforms parents into very different people from who they were when they first got married. Couples discover they have nothing in common,...

Retailers’ efforts to lure shoppers to stores with experiences still missing the mark

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Retailers are still coming up short on winning shoppers over with in-store experiences. More than one-third of shoppers said they “feel nothing” when asked about their initial reaction after shopping in stores, GPShopper found in its latest report,...

Suspected suicide bomb attack in Brussels could have been much worse: Prime Minister

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A suitcase bomb packed with nails and gas bottles could have caused heavy casualties, Belgium’s prime minister said on Wednesday, a day after a soldier shot dead a Moroccan national attempting an attack on Brussels’ central station. “We have avoided...