Like an aging heavyweight boxer on his way to a final defeat, Armstrong Flooring may have taken too many body blows to ever hope to be victorious, unless they can land one last lucky punch.

If we have learned anything from over 100 years of combined experience serving individuals, families and business owners, it is that none of us should be in the habit of attempting to predict what the stock and bond markets do next. 

In an uncertain world, everyone is looking for a sure thing, hiring managers perhaps most of all, as the struggle to retain and attract talented employees continues. The Washington Post reports that 4.3 million people quit their jobs in January, indicating that The Great Resignation is far from over.

As a partner and CEO with Domani Wealth in Lancaster, Thomas K. Williams often advises business owners as they prepare to sell their companies and retire.

Small businesses, from mom and pops to manufacturers and exporters, account for two-thirds of net new jobs in the U.S., generating more than 40% of our nation’s economic output.

As the impact of high inflation ripples across Pennsylvania, one of the toughest hit sectors will be retirees

We all want our communities to grow and thrive, and that means investing in our collective future.

Seemingly endless machinations of the Russian leadership affecting Ukraine and its citizens have prompted multiple...

If you are a leading brand, and sometimes even if you’re not, comparing your product to a competitor’s can backfire by bringing them more attention and awareness than they might otherwise have had.

The stock market has had some great moments in the past few years, along with some not-as-great moments.  

Have you thought about life after exiting your business?  Many business owners regret selling their business because they failed to plan for a life post exit. 

If I asked you to name the leading packaged goods brand in the United States with over $58 billion in sales, my bet is you’d be guessing for a long time.

The supply chain of goods, which most people never thought about until the COVID-19 pandemic, is now a hot topic.

A popular definition of a brand is that it’s a promise, one that is often made by the tagline or even the brand name itself.

Supply chain issues are sweeping across America, affecting businesses both small and large. However, small businesses are taking a bigger hit.