Rising interest rates have taken a toll on the middle market businesses that make up America's real economy. Yet demand for labor remains strong, consumers continue to spend and inflation is easing. How to make sense of the cross-currents in America's real economy? Join RSM Chief Economist Joe ... READ MORE >
Economic headwinds and your business: A webinar from RSM US and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
American middle market businesses are facing a rapidly changing economic and political landscape, from raising the nation's debt ceiling to tightening credit conditions and persistent inflation. How to make sense of it all? Join RSM Chief Economist Joe Brusuelas and U.S. Chamber of ... READ MORE >
Rising risk and your business: A webinar from RSM US and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
American middle market businesses are facing fraught times, characterized by tightening financial conditions, a shortage of workers and rising political tensions. How to make sense of it all? Join RSM Chief Economist Joe Brusuelas and U.S. Chamber of Commerce Executive Vice President Neil Bradley ... READ MORE >
President Biden’s 2023 budget: New and old tax proposals require perspective—and awareness
Key takeaways from RSM’s analysis of the tax proposals in President Biden’s 2023 budget proposal: The budget proposal and its proposed tax changes amount to an aspirational list; they are not drafted legislation. Proposed international tax reforms show commitment to implementing the OECD minimum ... READ MORE >
RSM UK launches Middle Market Business Index
RSM UK on Tuesday launched the Middle Market Business Index (MMBI), the first of its kind index to focus solely on middle market businesses in the UK. The index follows the development of a similar reading -- the RSM US Middle Market Business Index -- in the United States, which has been active for more ... READ MORE >
Reimagining the workforce for the digital age: An RSM and U.S. Chamber discussion
Click to watch the webcast As the pandemic has convulsed America’s real economy, middle market businesses have had to contend with profound changes to their workforces, said Joseph Brusuelas, chief economist of RSM US, and Neil Bradley, chief policy officer of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. The ... READ MORE >
Business and professional services industry outlook: Spring 2022
Technology is beckoning business and professional services firms that are feeling squeezed by ongoing labor challenges. Whether higher salaries are cutting into profitability or job vacancies are outnumbering qualified applicants, digital solutions—specifically those that automate nonbillable or tedious ... READ MORE >
Technology, media and telecom industry outlook: Spring 2022
The technology, media and telecom sectors have been influential during the pandemic, maintaining and even increasing productivity, efficiency and connectivity for companies and individuals alike. The momentum within the industry shows no signs of slowing down, as investment activity continues to surge and ... READ MORE >
Consumer products industry outlook: Spring 2022
From managing channel opportunities and supply chain challenges to addressing the tight labor market, consumer products businesses face a variety of issues this year. Retailers, restaurants, apparel companies, and food and beverage businesses continue to navigate a volatile economic environment. Key ... READ MORE >
Financial services industry outlook: Spring 2022
Emerging technologies and major shifts in the U.S. labor landscape are among the most significant forces affecting the financial services industry as we look to spring. Whether it’s exploring new ways to use automation, honing a strategic approach to technology investments, or planning employee upskilling ... READ MORE >