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Month: September 2026

How to choose accounts payable software in 2026

How to choose accounts payable software in 2026

  If you’re a controller evaluating how to choose accounts payable software, the challenge is picking a tool that’ll still fit your invoice volume, entity structure, approval needs, and month-end close process six months from now. The cost of a poor fit compounds quickly. Rebuilding a workflow, retraining approvers, and absorbing implementation fees a second

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How to build a spend management strategy from scratch

How to build a spend management strategy from scratch

  As a business grows, spending naturally becomes more distributed. For instance, employees throughout the company might purchase software, and departments will likely manage their own budgets. New vendors could get added along the way, and subscriptions might renew automatically with little oversight. Individually, these expenses may not seem significant. But taken together, they can

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5 of the cheapest owners in pro sports

5 of the cheapest owners in pro sports

  Being a billionaire doesn’t always mean spending like one. Tom Dundon paid roughly $4.25 billion for the Portland Trail Blazers and immediately started cutting costs like the purchase had cleaned out his checking account. Since taking control in Portland, the Carolina Hurricanes owner has laid off about 70 employees, pared back travel expenses, overhauled

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2026 property tax exemptions: All 50 states ranked

2026 property tax exemptions: All 50 states ranked

  Property tax exemptions are a vital way for homeowners to reduce their annual tax burdens. By lowering the taxable or assessed value of a primary residence, homestead exemptions can save taxpayers significantly.  However, these relief programs vary wildly across the United States. Some states provide robust percentage-based exclusions, while others cap annual assessment increases

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Floods hit a historic Grand Canyon lodge. It’s the second park landmark affected by a natural disaster in the past year

By Chris Boyette, CNN (CNN) — The Grand Canyon’s vast, mile-deep landscape may appear timeless, but two devastating disasters have recently struck the iconic natural wonder as the climate crisis intensifies extreme weather.Muddy brown floodwaters roared through Phantom Ranch on August 29, swamping the 1920s lodge that has welcomed adventurers seeking a rare chance to

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La misión BepiColombo se aproxima a Mercurio después de casi 8 años de viaje

Por Ashley Strickland, CNN Una ambiciosa misión para desvelar los secretos del planeta menos explorado del sistema solar interior está a punto de llegar a su destino cósmico tras un largo viaje.La misión BepiColombo, un esfuerzo conjunto entre la Agencia Espacial Europea y la Agencia Japonesa de Exploración Aeroespacial, pretende utilizar dos orbitadores complementarios para

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El problema de la “corrupción gubernamental” en Estados Unidos ha alcanzado un nuevo nivel

Análisis por Zachary B. Wolf, CNN No es ninguna novedad, ni resulta sorprendente, que a los estadounidenses les preocupe la corrupción gubernamental.Eligieron dos veces a Donald Trump, quien en dos ocasiones prometió limpiar la “ciénaga” de Washington.“Estamos transfiriendo el poder de Washington y devolviéndoselo a ustedes, el pueblo estadounidense”, manifestó en su primer discurso de

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Defensa de Maduro pide a juez desestimar acusación y argumenta que tenía inmunidad como jefe de Estado

Por María Santana, CNN en Español El depuesto presidente de Venezuela Nicolás Maduro pidió este miércoles a un juez federal de Nueva York que desestime la acusación penal en su contra en Estados Unidos, al argumentar que está protegido por inmunidad soberana.En una moción en la que pide desestimar la acusación, el equipo del abogado

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‘She’s trying to kill me’, court documents reveal moments leading to teen’s stabbing

UDPDATE (9/9/26): Court documents obtained by ABC-7 reveal the moments that led up to the stabbing of a 14-year-old. Police charged Jaine King with assault with a deadly weapon in the September 2 stabbing. According to court documents, police were called out to the 400 block of Nordstrom for a report of a stabbing. When

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With Japan tightening rules for foreign residents, some wonder if it’s time to say ‘sayonara’

By Chris Lau, Christine Miyawaki, CNN Tokyo (CNN) — Zen gardens, futuristic cityscapes and a vibrant food scene, combined with a favorable exchange rate against the yen, have turned Japan into a tourist magnet that has been drawing in record numbers of visitors in recent years.The number of people settling down for longer-term stays, including

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