Andy Medici

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Preview this article 1 minAttrition in the number of real estate agents hasn't hit Bexar County as hard as the national market. Nationally, the number of full-time real estate agents and brokers has dropped to its lowest point in more than a decade — but it's a slightly different story in Bexar County. Experts say the decline is a long-term shift amid a changing national housing market.

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Preview this article 1 minThe ongoing battle over remote work has been recently overshadowed by President Donald Trump's tariffs. Remote jobs paying six figures or more were a bit harder to find in the first three months of the year. That's according to the latest report from career site Ladders, which specializes in jobs that pay $100,000 or more. Overall, the share of job postings that paid $100,000 or more dropped from 10.6% in the fourth quarter of 2024 to 7.4% in the first quarter of 2025.

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Doug Mills/The New York TimesListen to this article 3 minHere's what the pause will mean for businesses. President Donald Trump has announced a 90-day pause on the sweeping reciprocal tariffs the administration had previously announced — except for those impacting China.

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Many businesses will face tough decisions on prices as the impact of new tariffs take hold. Experts have some tips for navigating the difficult scenario. A majority of companies nationwide stand ready to increase their prices amid the onset of new tariffs from the Trump administration. Nearly three-quarters of business leaders surveyed by Resume Templates said they plan to increase prices at some point by the end of the year, with about 25% of those respondents saying they are doing so immediately.

2 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Andy Medici

Minnesota-based blanket and scarf manufacturer Faribault Mill is not concerned about the tariff roller coaster that has defined much of 2025. That's because the textile manufacturer, which traces its beginnings to 1865, has survived the massive offshoring of American manufacturing in the 1980s and 1990s and a two-year shutdown of its operations before being brought back to life by a group of investors and relaunching in early 2020 — only to immediately hit the teeth of the Covid-19 pandemic.