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      The rapid spread of COVID-19 has emerged as one of the biggest health crises of our time, with plenty of uncertainty still to come. In response, many American families have turned to self-funded health care benefits like flexible spending accounts (FSAs) and health savings accounts (HSAs) to purchase over-the-counter m
    2. Providing financial empowerment education within communities
      Old National Bank dedicates resources to advance financial education and empowerment programs throughout the bank’s entire footprint. ONB’s
    3. Increasing Resilience During A Recession: Three Factors Of Successful Companies
      It’s been 12 years since the last recession, when the World Bank estimates that global GDP fell by 1.7%. But some companies were better prepared than others: their revenues didn’t fall as far and, as the recession ended, they recovered more quickly than their peers. Looking at what these organizations did differently,
    4. How Companies Will Stand Out Post-Pandemic
      (Hint: It’s Not AI.)In a post-pandemic world, companies undoubtedly will turn increasingly to advanced technologies — artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and automation — to accelerate growth and improve profit margins. Such an arms race, however, will not be sustainable as even the latest technology will eventuall
    5. This Election Season, It’s Time To Rethink Our Approach To Financial Innovation
      As the U.S. moves toward a more digital financial system, the need for innovation and updated regulations has become a key election issue. Read on for a discussion of the issues -- and solutions
    6. Midsize enterprises: Strengthen security for today's threat landscape
      Editor's note: The following is a guest article from Paul Furtado, vice president analyst at Gartner.  Midsize enterprise (MSE) IT leaders are
    7. Using Data To Shape Your Post-COVID Hiring Strategy
      As businesses look to revamp their operations and recover from the uncertainty of COVID-19, one of the most important – yet potentially overlooked – investments organizations can make this year is in talent analytics. The pandemic has emphasized the importance of making numbers-driven decisions when it comes to workfor
    8. 6 Predictions About Cybersecurity Challenges In 2024
      Cybersecurity issues and challenges will continue to provide fodder next year for crisis-related situations for companies, organizations, and
    9. 3 Reasons CFOs Are Well-Positioned To Support Their Organization’s ESG Success
      Today's CFOs must recognize and embrace sustainability as a driver of returns.
    10. Political Speech in the Workplace: Strategic Considerations for Employers
      Political speech at the office has become a daunting challenge for employers. This article offers key strategies for maintaining a respectful environment while respecting employees' rights