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India.com
01-07-2025
- Business
- India.com
This country is building world's tallest tower, taller than Dubai's Burj Khalifa, height will be…, building will be worth Rs…
Home Viral This country is building world's tallest tower, taller than Dubai's Burj Khalifa, height will be…, building will be worth Rs… This country is building world's tallest tower, taller than Dubai's Burj Khalifa, height will be…, building will be worth Rs… The JEC tower in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, will be a staggering 3,280 feet tall, making it taller than Dubai's Burj Khalifa, currently the world's tallest building. The JEC Tower in Jeddah will be taller than Dubai's Burj Khalifa (R). JEC Tower: Saudi Arabia is building the world's tallest skyscraper in Jeddah city which will dwarf even the iconic Burj Khalifa in Dubai in sheer size and arguably magnificence. According to details, the Jeddah Economic Company (JEC) Tower, formerly known as the Kingdom Tower, which is being developed under Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman's ambitious Saudi Vision 2030 project, will be the tallest building on the planet upon its completion. How tall will be the JEC tower in Jeddah? As per Saudi media reports, the JEC tower will be a staggering 3,280 feet tall, making it 564 feet taller than Dubai's Burj Khalifa, currently considered the tallest building in the world with a height of 2,716 feet. The gargantuan project is being spearheaded by Saudi Prince Al Waleed bin Talal Al Saud as part of the larger Saudi Vision 2030 project, and estimated to be completed sometime in 2028. Who designed the JEC Tower? Interestingly, the JEC Tower is being designed by famous architects Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture, with Smith being no stranger to towering feats as he has also designed Burj Khalifa in Dubai. The duo are hoping to surpass their previous work by building the JEC Tower, which would likely become a testament of their skill for decades to come. The design of JEC Tower by Smith and Gill aims to build structure that makes a bold statement but seamlessly harmonizes with its surroundings, and does not stand out like a proverbial sore thumb in the desert city. The architects have given the tower a sleek, aerodynamic form, which is designed to withstand harsh desert winds, while its advanced materials and construction techniques are poised to push the limits of gravity. How much will the JEC Tower cost? According to various estimates, the JEC Tower will cost an estimated $1.2 billion to construct, while its surround Kingdom City project is expected to cost a whopping $20 billion. The skyscraper will have 157 with 59 elevators, and will house a luxury hotel, high-end residences, and expansive office spaces. The JEC Tower will also feature the world's highest observation point, which will offer breathtaking panoramic views of the mesmerizing Jeddah cityscape from a height of over 3000 feet. The tower is scheduled for completion in 2028. For breaking news and live news updates, like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Read more on Latest Viral News on
Korea Herald
22-05-2025
- Health
- Korea Herald
JEC Hosts 5th International Ophthalmology Summit, Launches Groundbreaking Digital Eye Health Platform
JAKARTA, Indonesia, May 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- JEC Eye Hospitals and Clinics, Indonesia's leading eye care provider with more than four decades of clinical excellence, hosts the fifth edition of JEC International Meeting (JECIM) 2025 and launches the nation's first AI-powered digital eye health encyclopedia, Matapedia. The return of JECIM, after its last edition in 2020, marks a significant moment for global eye care collaboration. Under the theme "Shaping the Future of Vision," the three-day scientific forum features pioneering discussions on AI-assisted retinal diagnostics, semi-robotic surgical tools, hospital management for practitioners managing hospitals and eye clinics to meet global standards, a 3D surgery experience— the first of its kind in Indonesia —which allows participants to feel as if they are directly involved in an eye surgery through special glasses, and innovative approaches to combat vision impairment in high-prevalence regions. The forum attracts over 1,200 eye care professionals from 17 countries for groundbreaking discussions on cutting-edge diagnostic tools, surgical innovations, and global strategies to improve vision care. The participants include ophthalmologists—among them young ophthalmologists and members of the ophthalmology community—eye care nurses, optometrists/refractionists-opticians, and other eye health industry practitioners. DR. Dr. Johan Hutauruk, Sp.M(K), CEO of JEC Corporation said, "At JEC, our mission is rooted in the belief that a clear vision is fundamental to a better quality of life. Every step we take is driven by a commitment to help people see better—because when people see better, they live better. That belief drives everything we do—especially through platforms like the JEC International Meeting, which we are proud to host as part of our commitment to elevating eye care in Indonesia and beyond. JECIM is more than just a medical symposium—it is a vital convergence of knowledge, innovation, and collaboration. We bring together world-class ophthalmologists, researchers, and professionals to exchange ideas, share the latest breakthroughs, and empower one another." JEC International Meeting (JECIM) 2025 is the most comprehensive ophthalmology scientific forum in Indonesia, initiated by JEC and held every two years. JECIM has become the most comprehensive ophthalmology scientific forum in Indonesia— reinforcing JEC's ongoing contribution to advancing eye health not only domestically but also internationally. Founded in 1984, JEC's legacy as Indonesia's most advanced and comprehensive eye hospital network is well-established, both nationally and internationally. In terms of reach, JEC now operates five state-of-the-art eye hospitals: JEC @ Menteng, JEC @ Kedoya, JEC PRIMASANA @Tj. Priok, JEC CANDI @Semarang, and JEC ORBITA @Makassar. It also runs eleven leading eye clinics in major Indonesian cities, including JEC @ Cibubur, JEC @ Tambora, JEC @ Cinere, JEC @ Bekasi, Candi Eye Center @ Semarang, JEC ANWARI @Purwokerto, JEC JAVA @Surabaya, JEC ORBITA @Makassar, JEC BALI @Denpasar, JEC JAVA @Pasuruan, and the newly opened JEC ORBITA @Kendari. Later this year, JEC will add a few other branches to bring access to trusted, international-standard eye care services closer to not only for local communities, but also for international visitors and even residents of neighboring countries. Its flagship facility, JEC @ Kedoya, has earned four consecutive accreditations from the Joint Commission International (JCI)—in 2014, 2017, 2020, and 2023—cementing its status as a global-standard institution in patient safety and clinical excellence. This achievement serves as a benchmark for the standardization of JEC's services across all its branches. A pioneer in vision correction, JEC made history by being the first hospital in Indonesia to introduce LASIK surgery and launch the country's first Laser Vision Correction Center (LVC). For this groundbreaking achievement, JEC was awarded a record by the Indonesian World Records Museum (MURI) for its contributions to LASIK services. Domestically, JEC has achieved the highest level of accreditation from the Hospital Accreditation Commission (KARS) and received numerous accolades, including the title of Most Brand Reputable Eye Hospital in Greater Jakarta and seven other major cities across Indonesia by SWA Magazine, as well as Best in Building and Managing Corporate Image in the Eye Hospital category from the Corporate Image Award. In addition, JEC was recognized for its excellence in Omnichannel Branding in 2023 and as the winner of the Digital Customer Engagement category at the 2024 Marketeers OMNI Awards. On the international stage, JEC is a founding member of the ASEAN Association of Eye Hospitals (AAEH) and an active member of the World Association of Eye Hospitals (WAEH), further reinforcing its role as a regional leader in ophthalmic care. As the most complete eye care provider in Indonesia, JEC offers a full spectrum of advanced treatments, including cataract surgery (Phacoemulsification and FLACS), refractive procedures like SMILE PRO, SMILE, and LASIK, as well as specialized care for corneal diseases, vitreoretinal disorders, glaucoma, and neuro-ophthalmology. JEC also leads in oculoplasty (eye plastic surgery and ocular tumors), ocular infections and immunology, and provides services, namely general eye exams, tele-ophthalmology, dry eye care, contact lens services, and myopia control. For pediatric and specific cases, JEC offers specialized clinics including the Children's Eye & Strabismus Center, Low Vision Care, and the Thyroid Eye Center for thyroid-related vision conditions. In a groundbreaking move at JECIM 2025, JEC unveiled Matapedia — a comprehensive and accessible digital platform dedicated to eye health. Matapedia serves as a trusted source of accurate, easy-to-understand information about eye conditions, treatments, and preventive care, aiming to empower the public and support medical professionals in enhancing vision and quality of life. All of this information can be accessed free of charge by the general public through the website Dr. Referano Agustiawan, SpM(K), Director of JEC @ Menteng and Chair of JECIM 2025, said the high-profile gathering has become the ideal stage to introduce this groundbreaking digital solution. "JECIM has always been about pushing boundaries in eye care. Matapedia, on the other hand, represents a vital bridge between cutting-edge ophthalmology and public accessibility. While JECIM advances professional knowledge sharing, this digital platform extends our expertise directly to communities facing critical eye care shortages." Developed in response to Indonesia's severe ophthalmologist shortage - with just 3,000 specialists serving 275 million people - Matapedia combats an equally urgent crisis: medical misinformation. Findings from Indonesia's Communications and Digital Ministry (KOMDIGI), which identified 163 health misinformation cases among 1,923 hoaxes circulating in 2024 are concerning. Given that 27.79% of Indonesians look for health information online, Indonesia's 2024 Digital Literacy Index, however, shows a score of 43,34, indicating that while the public is fairly skilled in using digital devices, they tend to buy the information blindly. The platform's "Ask AI" feature provides instant symptom guidance in multiple languages. JEC is also developing a mobile application with full accessibility features for the visually impaired, including screen readers and interactive audio guides. All content undergoes rigorous review by JEC's specialist network, presenting complex medical information through text, audio, and video formats. DR. Dr. Johan Hutauruk, Sp.M(K), added, "Matapedia represents the culmination of our 41-year commitment to advancing eye care. This platform bridges our clinical expertise with digital innovation to address critical gaps in eye health education and literacy. From rural health workers to urban families, Matapedia delivers trustworthy knowledge exactly when and where it's needed." Initial content covers hundreds of conditions and procedures, with plans to expand to 1,000+ articles by 2026. The forthcoming mobile app will incorporate screen reader technology and interactive audio guides, furthering JEC's commitment to inclusive care. With a powerful combination of extensive clinical capacity, decades of experience, and the integration of cutting-edge digital technology, JEC continues to strengthen its position as a leader in eye care services in Southeast Asia. Through JECIM and Matapedia, JEC not only advances professional development in the medical field but also creates a meaningful social impact by expanding public access to accurate, high-quality eye health information. About JEC With 41 years of experience since its establishment in 1984, JEC's contribution to eye care services has been widely recognized through numerous prestigious awards and achievements. These include four consecutive accreditations from the Joint Commission International (JCI), awarded to JEC @ Kedoya in 2014, 2017, 2020, and 2023; recognition as the first LASIK pioneer in Indonesia, granted to "JEC LASIK Center" by MURI (Indonesian World Records Museum) in 2007; and Full Paripurna Accreditation from the Indonesian Ministry of Health. JEC has also received accolades such as "Indonesia Healthcare Most Reputable Brand" in 2014 and 2015 for the eye hospital category in Greater Jakarta and seven major cities in Indonesia from SWA Magazine, and "Best Corporate Image" from 2015 to 2019. JEC is a pioneer in establishing the ASEAN Association of Eye Hospitals (AAEH) and remains an active member, alongside its involvement in the World Association of Eye Hospitals (WAEH). To date, JEC operates five eye hospitals and eleven main eye clinics across major Indonesian cities, including JEC @ Menteng, JEC @ Kedoya, JEC PRIMASANA @Tj. Priok, JEC CANDI @ Semarang, and JEC ORBITA @ Makassar. The clinics include JEC @ Cibubur, JEC @ Tambora, JEC @ Cinere, JEC @ Bekasi, Candi Eye Center @ Semarang, JEC ANWARI @ Purwokerto, JEC JAVA @ Surabaya, JEC ORBITA @ Makassar, JEC BALI @ Denpasar, JEC JAVA @ Pasuruan, and JEC ORBITA @ Kendari.
Associated Press
22-05-2025
- Health
- Associated Press
JEC Hosts 5th International Ophthalmology Summit, Launches Groundbreaking Digital Eye Health Platform
JAKARTA, Indonesia, May 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- JEC Eye Hospitals and Clinics, Indonesia's leading eye care provider with more than four decades of clinical excellence, hosts the fifth edition of JEC International Meeting (JECIM) 2025 and launches the nation's first AI-powered digital eye health encyclopedia, Matapedia. The return of JECIM, after its last edition in 2020, marks a significant moment for global eye care collaboration. Under the theme 'Shaping the Future of Vision,' the three-day scientific forum features pioneering discussions on AI-assisted retinal diagnostics, semi-robotic surgical tools, hospital management for practitioners managing hospitals and eye clinics to meet global standards, a 3D surgery experience—the first of its kind in Indonesia—which allows participants to feel as if they are directly involved in an eye surgery through special glasses, and innovative approaches to combat vision impairment in high-prevalence regions. The forum attracts over 1,200 eye care professionals from 17 countries for groundbreaking discussions on cutting-edge diagnostic tools, surgical innovations, and global strategies to improve vision care. The participants include ophthalmologists—among them young ophthalmologists and members of the ophthalmology community—eye care nurses, optometrists/refractionists-opticians, and other eye health industry practitioners. DR. Dr. Johan Hutauruk, Sp.M(K), CEO of JEC Corporation said, 'At JEC, our mission is rooted in the belief that a clear vision is fundamental to a better quality of life. Every step we take is driven by a commitment to help people see better—because when people see better, they live better. That belief drives everything we do—especially through platforms like the JEC International Meeting, which we are proud to host as part of our commitment to elevating eye care in Indonesia and beyond. JECIM is more than just a medical symposium—it is a vital convergence of knowledge, innovation, and collaboration. We bring together world-class ophthalmologists, researchers, and professionals to exchange ideas, share the latest breakthroughs, and empower one another.' JEC International Meeting (JECIM) 2025 is the most comprehensive ophthalmology scientific forum in Indonesia, initiated by JEC and held every two years. JECIM has become the most comprehensive ophthalmology scientific forum in Indonesia— reinforcing JEC's ongoing contribution to advancing eye health not only domestically but also internationally. Founded in 1984, JEC's legacy as Indonesia's most advanced and comprehensive eye hospital network is well-established, both nationally and internationally. In terms of reach, JEC now operates five state-of-the-art eye hospitals: JEC @ Menteng, JEC @ Kedoya, JEC PRIMASANA @Tj. Priok, JEC CANDI @Semarang, and JEC ORBITA @Makassar. It also runs eleven leading eye clinics in major Indonesian cities, including JEC @ Cibubur, JEC @ Tambora, JEC @ Cinere, JEC @ Bekasi, Candi Eye Center @ Semarang, JEC ANWARI @Purwokerto, JEC JAVA @Surabaya, JEC ORBITA @Makassar, JEC BALI @Denpasar, JEC JAVA @Pasuruan, and the newly opened JEC ORBITA @Kendari. Later this year, JEC will add a few other branches to bring access to trusted, international-standard eye care services closer to not only for local communities, but also for international visitors and even residents of neighboring countries. Its flagship facility, JEC @ Kedoya, has earned four consecutive accreditations from the Joint Commission International (JCI)—in 2014, 2017, 2020, and 2023—cementing its status as a global-standard institution in patient safety and clinical excellence. This achievement serves as a benchmark for the standardization of JEC's services across all its branches. A pioneer in vision correction, JEC made history by being the first hospital in Indonesia to introduce LASIK surgery and launch the country's first Laser Vision Correction Center (LVC). For this groundbreaking achievement, JEC was awarded a record by the Indonesian World Records Museum (MURI) for its contributions to LASIK services. Domestically, JEC has achieved the highest level of accreditation from the Hospital Accreditation Commission (KARS) and received numerous accolades, including the title of Most Brand Reputable Eye Hospital in Greater Jakarta and seven other major cities across Indonesia by SWA Magazine, as well as Best in Building and Managing Corporate Image in the Eye Hospital category from the Corporate Image Award. In addition, JEC was recognized for its excellence in Omnichannel Branding in 2023 and as the winner of the Digital Customer Engagement category at the 2024 Marketeers OMNI Awards. On the international stage, JEC is a founding member of the ASEAN Association of Eye Hospitals (AAEH) and an active member of the World Association of Eye Hospitals (WAEH), further reinforcing its role as a regional leader in ophthalmic care. As the most complete eye care provider in Indonesia, JEC offers a full spectrum of advanced treatments, including cataract surgery (Phacoemulsification and FLACS), refractive procedures like SMILE PRO, SMILE, and LASIK, as well as specialized care for corneal diseases, vitreoretinal disorders, glaucoma, and neuro-ophthalmology. JEC also leads in oculoplasty (eye plastic surgery and ocular tumors), ocular infections and immunology, and provides services, namely general eye exams, tele-ophthalmology, dry eye care, contact lens services, and myopia control. For pediatric and specific cases, JEC offers specialized clinics including the Children's Eye & Strabismus Center, Low Vision Care, and the Thyroid Eye Center for thyroid-related vision conditions. In a groundbreaking move at JECIM 2025, JEC unveiled Matapedia — a comprehensive and accessible digital platform dedicated to eye health. Matapedia serves as a trusted source of accurate, easy-to-understand information about eye conditions, treatments, and preventive care, aiming to empower the public and support medical professionals in enhancing vision and quality of life. All of this information can be accessed free of charge by the general public through the website Dr. Referano Agustiawan, SpM(K), Director of JEC @ Menteng and Chair of JECIM 2025, said the high-profile gathering has become the ideal stage to introduce this groundbreaking digital solution. 'JECIM has always been about pushing boundaries in eye care. Matapedia, on the other hand, represents a vital bridge between cutting-edge ophthalmology and public accessibility. While JECIM advances professional knowledge sharing, this digital platform extends our expertise directly to communities facing critical eye care shortages.' Developed in response to Indonesia's severe ophthalmologist shortage - with just 3,000 specialists serving 275 million people - Matapedia combats an equally urgent crisis: medical misinformation. Findings from Indonesia's Communications and Digital Ministry (KOMDIGI), which identified 163 health misinformation cases among 1,923 hoaxes circulating in 2024 are concerning. Given that 27.79% of Indonesians look for health information online, Indonesia's 2024 Digital Literacy Index, however, shows a score of 43,34, indicating that while the public is fairly skilled in using digital devices, they tend to buy the information blindly. The platform's 'Ask AI' feature provides instant symptom guidance in multiple languages. JEC is also developing a mobile application with full accessibility features for the visually impaired, including screen readers and interactive audio guides. All content undergoes rigorous review by JEC's specialist network, presenting complex medical information through text, audio, and video formats. DR. Dr. Johan Hutauruk, Sp.M(K), added, 'Matapedia represents the culmination of our 41-year commitment to advancing eye care. This platform bridges our clinical expertise with digital innovation to address critical gaps in eye health education and literacy. From rural health workers to urban families, Matapedia delivers trustworthy knowledge exactly when and where it's needed.' Initial content covers hundreds of conditions and procedures, with plans to expand to 1,000+ articles by 2026. The forthcoming mobile app will incorporate screen reader technology and interactive audio guides, furthering JEC's commitment to inclusive care. With a powerful combination of extensive clinical capacity, decades of experience, and the integration of cutting-edge digital technology, JEC continues to strengthen its position as a leader in eye care services in Southeast Asia. Through JECIM and Matapedia, JEC not only advances professional development in the medical field but also creates a meaningful social impact by expanding public access to accurate, high-quality eye health information. About JEC With 41 years of experience since its establishment in 1984, JEC's contribution to eye care services has been widely recognized through numerous prestigious awards and achievements. These include four consecutive accreditations from the Joint Commission International (JCI), awarded to JEC @ Kedoya in 2014, 2017, 2020, and 2023; recognition as the first LASIK pioneer in Indonesia, granted to 'JEC LASIK Center' by MURI (Indonesian World Records Museum) in 2007; and Full Paripurna Accreditation from the Indonesian Ministry of Health. JEC has also received accolades such as 'Indonesia Healthcare Most Reputable Brand' in 2014 and 2015 for the eye hospital category in Greater Jakarta and seven major cities in Indonesia from SWA Magazine, and 'Best Corporate Image' from 2015 to 2019. JEC is a pioneer in establishing the ASEAN Association of Eye Hospitals (AAEH) and remains an active member, alongside its involvement in the World Association of Eye Hospitals (WAEH). To date, JEC operates five eye hospitals and eleven main eye clinics across major Indonesian cities, including JEC @ Menteng, JEC @ Kedoya, JEC PRIMASANA @Tj. Priok, JEC CANDI @ Semarang, and JEC ORBITA @ Makassar. The clinics include JEC @ Cibubur, JEC @ Tambora, JEC @ Cinere, JEC @ Bekasi, Candi Eye Center @ Semarang, JEC ANWARI @ Purwokerto, JEC JAVA @ Surabaya, JEC ORBITA @ Makassar, JEC BALI @ Denpasar, JEC JAVA @ Pasuruan, and JEC ORBITA @ Kendari. For more information, please visit Phone: (021) 2922 1000 / Fax: (021) 390 4601 / View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE JEC Eye Hospital and Clinics
BBC News
14-05-2025
- Business
- BBC News
Plans for Gorey bin shelter and electrical substation refused
Plans to build an electrical substation on a promenade on the east coast of Jersey have been Jersey Electricity Company (JEC) had applied for the installation of the substation and a bin store at Promenade Gardens in Gorey, which caused an outcry among some company said the current electrical supply load in the area was "at full capacity" and a new substation was "critical".Planning authorities said the proposed buildings would have an "unacceptable visual impact" and detract from the nearby pier and castle. 'Design, scale and siting' Authorities said: "Due to its design, scale and siting, the proposal fails to protect the special interest and detracts from the significance of the Grade I listed Gorey Harbour and Mont Orgueil Castle, and other listed buildings along Gorey Pier."The application provides insufficient information to assess flood risk impacts and potential flood risk mitigation measures."Prior to refusal, the application garnered 96 public respondents said they understood the need for the infrastructure but expressed concerns about the size of buildings, the heritage impact and its proximity to JEC can appeal the decision, but nothing has been submitted yet.
Forbes
07-05-2025
- Business
- Forbes
Democrats Warn Tariffs Could Break Small Businesses
Tariffs give Democrats a new opening with small business voters (Photo by) Getty Images A new report from Democratic members of Congress says the Trump administration's tariffs are already wreaking havoc on small businesses in just the five weeks since the President's so-called 'Liberation Day' announcement. The paper, titled Price Hikes and Layoffs: The Impact of Tariffs and Tariffs Uncertainty on Small Businesses was released on May 5 by the Democratic minority members of the Joint Economic Committee (JEC). The JEC is a bipartisan Congressional group that studies economic issues, analyzes data, and advises on policies to improve the economy. It's made up of members from both the House and Senate and focuses on subjects like jobs, growth, and fiscal policy. Democratic members include senators Maggie Hassan (ranking member) Martin Heinrich, Amy Klobuchar, and Mark Kelly, along with representatives Don Beyer, Gwen Moore, Sean Casten, and Dave Min. Findings from the paper, backed up by accounts from small business owners around the country, show that costs are rising, hiring is slowing, and some firms have already begun laying off workers. Employment at businesses with fewer than 10 workers has dropped 3 percent, or by about 366,000 jobs, since the start of President Trump's second term, the report says. About 30 percent of small business owners said in March that they plan to raise prices, the highest share in a year. Confidence is also slipping. The share of small business owners expecting better conditions fell from 37 percent to 21 percent in March, the largest monthly drop since 2020. Industries like manufacturing, construction, trucking, and restaurants are being hit hardest. These sectors are mostly made up of small firms that rely on imported goods, which makes them more exposed to tariffs. About 98 percent of U.S. manufacturing firms and 99 percent of residential builders are small businesses. Builders estimate tariffs have added $10,900 to the cost of a new home. In trucking, nearly one million people work at small transportation businesses. At the port of Los Angeles, scheduled vessel arrivals in early May were down more than 35 percent from the same time last year. Less freight means fewer jobs for truckers. A florist in New Hampshire says tariffs will add between $55,000 and $80,000 to her annual costs, enough to prevent raises, hiring, and equipment upgrades. A Maryland construction company says steel and aluminum tariffs have raised homebuilding costs by $20,000. A Colorado outdoor guide lost clients because of economic uncertainty. A California ice cream shop says higher prices on small items like sprinkles could erase their profit margins. A Utah accessory company couldn't quote a price to a retailer due to tariff uncertainty. Others say they may have to shut down or shift production overseas. This report comes from Democrats who oppose Trump's trade policies. But it lines up with the broader mood. Small business optimism fell in March, according to a monthly survey from the National Federation of Independent Business. The National Retail Federation, which represents retailers of all sizes, found in its own survey that most voters believe tariffs raise prices and hurt small businesses. More From Forbes Forbes 10 Shark Tank Companies Caught On The Front Lines Of Trump's Trade War By Brandon Kochkodin Forbes SBA Loan Limit May Double To $10 Million, But Not For Every Small Business By Brandon Kochkodin Forbes Why An MBA Is A Mistake For Most Small Biz Owners By Brandon Kochkodin Forbes Pay Transparency Catching On Fast With Small Business Owners By Brandon Kochkodin
