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On November 17, the Germantown campus of Montgomery College will host the 2025 MoCo B2B Expo, an event designed to promote collaboration and networking among local businesses. This expo is set to bring together vendors from a wide range of service sectors, including marketing, IT, health and wellness, commercial real estate, and more. It aims to provide a platform for small and midsize companies to build meaningful partnerships, share valuable resources, and elevate the local entrepreneurial culture. The 2025 MoCo B2B Expo stands out for its focus on accessibility. With free admission and lunch provided, the event is designed to…

On November 15, 2025, the Rye Storytellers Guild took part in the 25th annual edition of Tellabration!, a global event devoted to the art of storytelling. Held at the Rye Free Reading Room in Rye, New York, from 1 pm to 3 pm, the event invited attendees to experience a rich tapestry of stories told by local storytellers, and to engage with the oral tradition through audience participation. The event, which has become a cherished local tradition, drew in a diverse crowd and highlighted the power of storytelling as a means of both entertainment and community-building. Tellabration! has its roots…

With the federal government reopening on November 13, 2025 after a 43‑day funding lapse, U.S. airlines are signaling cautious optimism about restoring regular operations and reducing the disruptions that had plagued air travel during the shutdown. Industry executives report tangible improvements: cancellations and delays are receding, staffing shortages at air traffic control are easing, and federal regulators are holding planned flight‑schedule cuts at lower levels than feared. The shutdown had prompted the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to mandate flight reductions at 40 major U.S. airports because of depleted staffing among air traffic controllers working without pay. The FAA had initially…

New York City hosted the 106th annual Veterans Day parade, a significant event that commemorated the 250th anniversary of the U.S. armed forces. The parade, which marched down the historic 5th Avenue, drew thousands of participants and spectators from across the city and beyond. It was a vibrant celebration of military service, reflecting on the long history of sacrifice and dedication by the men and women who have served in the U.S. military. The parade featured an impressive array of more than 280 marching units, including veterans from all branches of the military, along with 150 military vehicles. The procession…

U.S. equity markets experienced a notable rally, with growing optimism surrounding a potential bipartisan agreement to end the extended federal government shutdown. This development spurred renewed confidence across the business landscape, reflecting a shift in sentiment that could have significant implications for the broader economy. With the possibility of a resolution on the horizon, investors began to anticipate a return to normal operations, fueling a surge in market activity. The extended government shutdown, which had caused widespread uncertainty across various sectors, had led to significant disruptions, especially for businesses that rely on federal contracts and government services. For these companies,…

As of November 7, 2025, the U.S. tech sector, particularly companies associated with artificial intelligence (AI), is facing growing scrutiny over the sustainability of their valuations. After a significant rally in stock prices driven by the surge in AI hype, analysts are raising concerns about the durability of growth and the potential impact on profit margins. While the AI boom has contributed to an impressive run for many tech firms, the concentration of gains within a few mega-cap companies has sparked concerns about the broader market’s health. A narrow market rally raises questions about the stability of these gains and…

In the week ending November 5, 2025, U.S. equity funds saw impressive net inflows, totaling approximately $12.6 billion, marking the largest weekly gain since early October. This surge in investment reflects continued optimism in the market, particularly around large-cap technology stocks driven by the accelerating interest in artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential to reshape corporate performance. Investors seem to be betting on AI-driven growth as a key catalyst for future corporate activity, which has bolstered demand for technology-sector funds. Of the total inflows, around $11.9 billion was directed toward large-cap equity funds, indicating strong investor confidence in well-established, large-scale…

On November 3, 2025, data released from Washington, D.C., revealed a mixed outlook for U.S. manufacturing, with domestic production and new orders showing positive growth, but factory exports taking a hit due to ongoing tariffs and global demand weaknesses. While U.S. manufacturers are benefiting from internal demand, the global picture remains more complicated, with persistent trade barriers and international economic challenges dampening export performance. The latest reports indicate that, despite a solid performance in domestic manufacturing output, U.S. factories are grappling with a decrease in export activity. Tariffs, which have remained a thorn in the side of international trade relations,…

In the growing corridor of Reno and Las Vegas lies a quiet revolution: tech firms are blossoming, and investors are increasingly viewing Nevada not just as a hospitality hub, but as a high-growth tech frontier. This shift in perception marks a turning point for the state, which has long been associated with tourism and gaming, but is now becoming a prime destination for tech startups and established corporations alike. Recent reporting from the Nevada Economic Development Authority (NEDA) reveals that Nevada’s tech industry is set to grow by approximately 15% in 2025. This remarkable growth is being driven by several…

On October 30, 2025, the U.S. Department of Education made a significant announcement regarding the future of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program. The newly finalized rule is designed to restore the program’s original intent of providing student loan relief to individuals working in public service. The rule aims to ensure that taxpayer-funded loan forgiveness is directed toward those in public service roles, including those employed by government agencies, non-profit organizations, and mission-driven sectors. The announcement comes at a time when there is increased national attention on the issue of student debt relief and the growing recognition of the…