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By Ario Abbasi for elk Marketing A holiday gift can make a shopper’s shortlist before they ever see an advertisement. With Americans spending $257.8 billion online during November and December 2025, according to Adobe, advertisers have reason to watch how those lists take shape. Agencies that specialize in SEO, AI search optimization and paid media use

By Casey Bright for Passport E-commerce is always evolving, but the pace of change has only accelerated in recent years.  As brands look toward 2027, AI-assisted product discovery and cross-border commerce are changing how shoppers find products and decide what to buy. Growth will depend on understanding those shifts and knowing where to focus, from marketing

By Taylor Audette for Ogee Clean beauty is easy to spot on a shopping trip. Sephora has dedicated guides for skincare, makeup, haircare, and fragrance, bringing ingredient-focused shopping into a familiar retail setting. But shelf space tells only part of the story. How much has the category actually grown, and what keeps shoppers interested? The

By Yolanda La for Brex Accounts payable (AP) managers at mid-market companies know the invoice-to-pay process on paper, but once invoice volume climbs, the work gets scattered across inboxes and email threads. General ledger (GL) coding runs on memory, and reconciliation turns into a month-end scramble. If you’re the controller, you own the close that

By Caroline Hroncich for Apollo Sales analytics hasn’t delivered the competitive advantage it promised. Most sales analytics data is contained on dashboards with historical data, which show how a team performed over time. Those dashboards don’t say much about what buyers are thinking or doing. Before AI assistants could pull live sales data, checking a

By Chris Holloway for Toptal Job growth in the U.S. was weaker in Q3 2026 than in Q2, with losses in July, moderate growth in August, and then smaller gains in September. But signs of stabilization are emerging, according to the High-skilled Job Report for Q3 2026 from professional services company Toptal. The study notes that layoffs

By Candace Barnette for ShipStation Peak season doesn’t create new shipping and fulfillment problems. It just makes your existing ones expensive. Most sellers won’t look at their shipping setup until orders start piling up—and by then, fixing anything takes triple the time and causes triple the stress it would have today. The problems that derail

By Hadas Thier for The Economic Hardship Reporting Project and Hammer & Hope Keith Turner is baffled when he hears rosy news reports about the economy. “Are we living in two different worlds?” said the 53-year-old New Yorker and father of three. The Economic Hardship Reporting Project and Hammer & Hope spoke with Black Americans facing unemployment,

By Sumeet Marwaha for Brex This fall, much of customer spending is going to companies that give AI agents a place to work, according to Brex, which has ranked the software vendors its customers are buying from most this fall. The underlying AI model itself, the core foundational intelligence powering the software, is only part

By Trevor Mahoney for Apollo The job market in the age of artificial intelligence is ever-changing, and new titles are popping up practically every day. One in particular has seen astronomical growth. A GTM engineer was unheard of just five years ago, yet today it’s one of the most searched-for postings in business-to-business sales. LinkedIn postings

By Justin Stapley for The Dispatch America was never guaranteed to survive this long. Indeed, many of the founders wondered if this nation would survive its infancy. There were so many deep disagreements, especially between North and South, that people wondered whether the nation could hold itself together after the immediate concern of defeating the

By Trevor Mahoney for Anrok Once the champagne is popped and the celebrations are over, many acquirers run into a recurring and unwanted problem: The state revenue department opens an audit into a business that no longer exists. The seller is gone, escrow has been released, and you, as the buyer, have been notified. It’s

For years, medical devices in the EU were classified under the Medical Device Directive (MDD) system, and manufacturers were familiar with the certification requirements for each device class. The newer Medical Device Regulation (MDR) system has changed how devices are classified and what requirements they must meet to be certified. Whether it’s reclassifying an existing

Effective surface preparation for coating adhesion is perhaps the most important factor in whether the coating successfully sticks to the material’s surface. Even if the coating does succeed, the preparation will affect the durability and performance of the coating, not to mention whether the surface meets the relevant industry standards. Surface preparation can either be

Ten of the largest advertisers spent a combined $41.1 million in September 2026, according to Podcast News Daily, which means spend was up a whopping 20.9% from August. Floodlight, a programmatic ad solutions provider, dives into how podcast advertising has changed since early spring. In terms of spend, this past September was the strongest month

You’ve probably heard the term conversational commerce floating around. It’s catchy, sure, but what does it actually mean, and why is it getting so much attention?  Here are a few conversational commerce examples in real life:  Consumers are shopping and completing transactions within a messaging conversation. Brands help consumers shop by finding a store location or online

Mid-October 2026 saw the global trading landscape focus heavily on technical compliance and long-term litigation management, reports Freight Right, a freight forwarder and licensed customs broker based in Los Angeles. U.S. Customs and Border Protection launched Phase 3 of its automated CAPE portal to process remaining back-duty refunds from struck-down tariffs, even as the U.S,

Small business owners have spent the last few years navigating inflation, tariffs and unpredictable consumer spending. This year, Intuit QuickBooks‘ annual holiday shopping survey found that consumers plan to spend $278 billion this holiday season, with $118 billion expected to go to small businesses, an 8.3% increase from last year. The survey also found that 76% of

Automated expense reporting replaces manual receipt collection, email approval chains, and month-end reconciliation with software that captures spend at the point of purchase, enforces your policy in real time, and syncs approved transactions directly to your accounting system. The result is a finance team that closes faster, catches policy violations before they compound, and stops

Design teams waste hours managing brand assets across fragmented tools. Files drift out of sync. Logos get redrawn. Colors shift between platforms. Consistency breaks down. A centralized vector system can be one solution to these challenges. A company’s audience probably already recognizes the colors and fonts used in marketing campaigns. Tweaking these even by a

In the 12 months before midterm elections, U.S. stocks have returned an average of just 2.9%, compared with 8.9% across all years. In the 12 months after, they have averaged 12.4%. With the November 3, 2026 midterms 29 days away, investors are asking whether that pattern can be trusted. Plus500 looks at what 100+ years of

California regulators have announced more consumer privacy penalties this year than in all earlier years combined, and the pattern behind the fines is as notable as the total. Five settlements under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) have been announced so far in 2026, adding up to $17.1 million, more than double the $7.9 million from

In-house vs. agency marketing for PE-backed multi-brand companies comes down to three real options: an in-house team, one centralized agency, or multiple specialist agencies. The model depends on the expertise required, the number of brands and markets, how much local flexibility each brand needs, execution speed, reporting complexity, and how much centralized oversight leadership wants,

Bot traffic is wasting your ad budget in two ways: The money it burns on fake clicks and fake leads, and the damage it does to the data your campaigns learn from. More than half of all web traffic is now automated, and a meaningful share of paid media spend can be exposed to traffic

Organizations have spent years redesigning performance processes to support employee development, strengthen talent decisions and improve business performance. The harder challenge is helping leaders consistently commit to those processes amid competing priorities. Performance management now asks leaders to provide ongoing coaching, support employee development, document performance throughout the year and connect individual contributions to business

Your decision to rebrand (or not) following an acquisition will define its performance. This guide from WebFX provides the models and scorecards that teams can use to make an informed decision.   Whether you should rebrand after an acquisition doesn’t have a one-size-fits-all answer. As mergers and acquisitions have a 70% or higher failure rate,

You’ve navigated the acquisition — now your task is to make it a success by learning how to protect SEO’s performance during the merger. Here, WebFX shares an eight-step process.   Acquiring a brand doesn’t mean absorbing its website. There are plenty of organizations that maintain separate websites for their brands because that approach makes

Branded t-shirts, tote bags proudly displaying the company logo, or that customized tumbler sitting on a colleague’s desk. What do all of these have in common? They’re all part of a company’s marketing strategy, designed to build brand awareness and nurture business relationships. Companies use branded merchandise, products, and giveaways (aka corporate swag) as silent brand

Leading a service business often means keeping an eye on every variable that could jeopardize productivity, revenue and retention. However, even with committed teams, happy clients and respected deadlines, money may still end up being lost. That’s a frustrating scenario for agency and consultancy leaders. So where could the losses be coming from? Research from Toggl suggests response

Businesses are racing to adopt AI across every function. But HR is different. The data it touches, the decisions it informs, and the people it affects mean the stakes are distinct. So, the question isn’t just whether an organization is using AI. It’s whether the AI you’re using understands HR challenges well enough to solve

The biggest advancement in AI sales agents comes from the software sector sales and revenue teams in the past 13 months, according to data from ZoomInfo. That’s more than three-and-a-half times the next-closest industry. Business services came in second, finance in third and after that, the field thins out fast. The speed at which vendors

Markets can be volatile, and no month illustrates that more clearly than October. From the banking panic of 1907 to Black Monday in 1987 to the depths of the 2008 financial crisis, some of the most dramatic single-day collapses in U.S. stock market history have one thing in common: They happened in October. Yet the

According to research from AI go-to-market platform ZoomInfo, there is currently high volatility in the chief revenue officer seat. Rather than cultivating talent internally, the research shows, companies are increasingly looking outside their own walls to fill the role, frequently poaching sitting CROs from competitors.  That pattern lines up with what outside research has found on

Over a 13-month window, ZoomInfo’s data tracking from June 2025 through July 2026 logged 10 sales-department pain points that explicitly tied “measuring and proving ROI (return on investment)” or “tracking ROI and attribution” to an active artificial intelligence initiative. It’s a small number in absolute terms, but a specific one: Companies that are naming ROI

Manufacturers are investing in technologies that promise to make production faster and more responsive. The benefits, however, may depend on whether materials and finished products can move at the pace those factories require. Two manufacturing surveys released in 2026 point to a potential mismatch between technological ambition and the physical networks supporting it. In Corning

One company running two concurrent global Head of Revenue Operations searches simultaneously, in different regions, at the same time — one example pulled from a broader scan of RevOps-related hiring-plan signals ZoomInfo tracked over the past 13 months (June 2025–July 2026). That’s not a company being indecisive. It’s a company that genuinely can’t find the

Running a small business is often a labor of love. But what if your business partner is also your life partner? Having a spouse or significant other by your side may not help with the usual headaches of growing a successful business — never clocking out, wearing countless hats, penny pinching — but it can

Automation has become standard equipment for traders taking a prop firm challenge. A review of the published rules at 15 firms finds a set of clauses written for discretionary traders that sit awkwardly against strategies that run themselves, and rulebooks that rarely separate those clauses from the ones addressing genuine abuse. Velotrade shares what a

Sometimes, it can feel like you’re the only sane voice in the room during a procurement deal. Even if you know that the business is taking a big risk or making a purchase that the business can’t really afford to make, it can be hard to speak up in the moment. You may be a

Every company has jobs nobody wants to do twice. File the new lead. Tell the team a payment landed. Match the invoice to the order. Copy the record into the second system so the numbers agree. New data puts a number on how much of that work is now handled by software, and which parts

By the end of the year, 88% of companies expect to have AI agents handling some of their customer conversations, according to a 2026 Sinch survey of 2,527 senior decision-makers across 10 countries. That doesn’t mean human representatives are out of the picture. Gartner reported that nearly 80% of customer service organizations plan to reshape

  Google began the Local Services Ads transition to Performance Max in August 2026, moving campaigns out of the standalone Local Services Ads dashboard and into Google Ads. Your ads still run in the same positions on Google Search and Google Maps, you still pay per valid lead, and your campaign stays keywordless. But Google

  If you’re the finance administrator, treasurer, or chief financial officer (CFO) searching for a credit card for churches, you may already know standard card comparisons can miss how ministry finances actually work. You might be managing staff reimbursements across multiple ministries, tracking restricted donor funds, and producing an audit trail that the finance committee

  Your worst delivery experiences are probably not in your support queue. Instead, they are the “silent losses” that arise when customers churn rather than voice their complaints, ShipStation reports. “Some customers will let you know when they don’t receive a package. But then there are some who have a bad experience and never say

  Many small business sales teams have a wealth of data stored in their sales software. Teams with access to CRM reporting tools can turn that data into useful reports that provide genuine insight and improve decision-making. CRM reporting is the use of customer relationship management (CRM) software to monitor, evaluate, and visualize sales activities

  The wage numbers that matter most to your business may be the ones coming from your own backyard. National wage trends provide useful context, but they don’t provide the same local granularity it takes to attract and retain employees in your specific market. Local pay can move at a different pace, shaped by the

  With numerous scissor lift heights, sizes and power sources, choosing the right machine for each application can be challenging. When you understand which details to focus on, you can determine the exact lift you need for each project. This comprehensive guide from Herc Rentals helps you differentiate between different types of scissor lifts and

  A purchasing card, known as a p-card, is a company-issued charge card built for routine procurement, paid in full each cycle, with pre-spend controls that block out-of-policy purchases at the register. A business credit card is a revolving line of credit built for flexibility, with rewards and broader controls that the finance team reviews

  Keeping a buyer has always cost less than replacing one, yet retailers often put the relationship under pressure after payment clears. Harvard Business Review has reported that acquiring a new customer can cost five to 25 times more than keeping an existing one. The same math makes the after-sale experience harder to treat as

  Finance leaders at scaling SaaS companies can’t run accounts payable like a back-office payment queue. The finance team is protecting burn, gross margin, and budget accountability. Spend now spans subscriptions, cloud usage, cards, and contractor invoices. That mix raises the stakes well past paying vendors on time. Traditional accounts payable (AP) tools and playbooks

  Growth starts by getting new guests through the door. Every campaign, every post, and every marketing dollar is an investment in your pipeline. But the real return on that effort happens when a stranger becomes a regular. The most consistent part of your business is sitting right in front of the host stand. It’s

  The last time an online order showed up late or wrong, the brand probably took the blame before the carrier did. From the shopper’s side of the screen, the order came from the retailer, so the delay feels like the retailer’s problem. And McKinsey & Company research supports that notion, finding that shoppers rank

  For enterprise brands with large physical footprints, localization creates an uncomfortable trade-off. Centralize too much and media loses the local context that makes it engaging and effective. Push too much control into individual markets and the result is duplication, inconsistent measurement, and an operating model that becomes increasingly difficult to manage as the business

  Every company wants to lower transportation costs. For many, that starts by negotiating better freight rates. While competitive pricing matters, it’s only one piece of a much larger puzzle. The most successful shipping operations know that meaningful savings come from improving the entire shipping process, not just the final price on the invoice. That’s

  Organizations worldwide rely on the ISO 14001 standard to demonstrate environmental responsibility. As the world’s leading Environmental Management System (EMS) standard, ISO 14001 provides a framework for managing environmental impacts and meeting regulatory requirements. The upcoming ISO 14001:2026 revision represents a critical evolution that certified organizations must start preparing for. The 2026 revision introduces

  Employers operating multilingual workforces with chemical hazards face a critical blind spot: Language barriers drive workplace injuries, regulatory violations, and liability exposure. When workers don’t understand safety instructions and labels, training, and emergency protocols are inaccessible in their primary language, miscommunication becomes a hazard itself. Many workplace injuries stem from inadequate training for non-English

  AI token spend for business grew 572% year over year from June 2025 to June 2026, according to proprietary data from Ramp, which processes AI vendor payments on behalf of thousands of businesses. Finance teams are catching up to what engineering already knows: AI isn’t a line item you set once and forget. It’s

  Sales teams may not realize it, but most of them spend hours per week just booking meetings. The reality is that a portion of those carefully planned meetings never happen, enough to reduce productivity and lose deals. Calendly published a State of Meetings report in 2024 that detailed that more than 2 out of

  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

  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

  The office lease is one of the largest and increasingly unnecessary commercial expenses as hybrid and remote work models become permanent. National office vacancy stands at 20.1%; in San Francisco, vacancy hit 30.1%, with the Yerba Buena neighborhood at 56%, per Cushman & Wakefield’s Q2 2026 report. And for the buildings that do have

  The generic version of every topic has already been absorbed by AI. In a sea of AI-generated content, simply being accurate or comprehensive is no longer enough. The brands getting rewarded with higher mention and citation rates are bringing something genuinely new to the conversation. Below, Brainlabs, an AI-native global performance media agency, explains

  Many finance teams have a working accounts payable process. Invoices get entered, approved, and paid on schedule. But a process that runs smoothly isn’t the same as someone actually checking what goes on behind the scenes, and that makes basic questions hard to answer. How much does the company actually owe right now? Which

  Small businesses are meaningfully shifting toward proactive cyber disaster preparedness as part of their business continuity strategies. Between the acceleration of AI and the rising costs associated with cyberattacks, businesses have more reason to prioritize preparation for cyber threats as part of their broader risk-management strategy, Thimble reports. Cyber threats cost the average American

  E-commerce businesses that fail to centralize product data face a compounding crisis: Fragmented systems erode brand trust, slow fulfillment, and leak revenue to competitors with unified data foundations. Whether a consumer scrutinizes a label during economic uncertainty or a business-to-business (B2B) buyer commits significant capital in a digital transaction, data quality determines trust. Poor

  Content marketers made up 0.8% of all new hires by the end of 2023, according to compensation data from Pave. Now, they’re under 0.3% of new hires, representing a two-thirds drop over two and a half years, with every quarter since 2024 coming in lower than the one before it. Pave Despite hiring being

  Most people hear the words “warehouse automation” and think of empty, dark buildings running entirely on their own. The impression has held for years, helped along by headlines about robots taking over jobs once done by hand. And spending has seemed to support the idea, with companies investing in warehouse technology for more than

  Most employers know their hourly workers aren’t heads-down every minute of their shift. However, time-card discrepancies and adjusted hours have a way of quietly adding up. An OnTheClock survey of more than 830 hourly workers puts numbers on just how common these habits actually are. The survey found that 1 in 4 have clocked

  At 30 employees, one person handling QuickBooks worked fine for the accounts payable department. But at 150, that same setup becomes a month-end bottleneck. Invoices pile up in a shared inbox. Approvals live in Slack threads that nobody can reconstruct. Your auditor asks about the separation of duties, and you’re piecing together an answer

  The biggest IPOs in history have raised tens of billions of dollars each, and delivered returns ranging from significant gains to sustained losses. Saudi Aramco raised $25.6 billion in its December 2019 initial public offering, setting the record for the largest in history. SpaceX raised $75 billion on June 12, 2026, offering 555.6 million

  If you’re an accounts payable (AP) manager at a growing company, your current process probably wasn’t designed from scratch. Invoices arrived, someone figured out how to handle them, and the workarounds became the process. At lower volumes, a shared inbox and a spreadsheet tracker can absorb the workload without breaking. At higher volumes, AP

  When long-distance work expanded during the pandemic, many assumed the geography of employment was changing because people were moving. ADP Research discovered a different story. The bigger shift wasn’t employees moving. It was how workplace teams were built once people and employers discovered that daily co-location was no longer a prerequisite for effective collaboration.

  A surge of market activity, with heavy funding, acquisition, and partnership volume across both CRM and business intelligence software, according to ZoomInfo’s data. Driven heavily by mergers and acquisitions, both sectors are experiencing steady consolidation as major platforms continuously absorb smaller point solutions. In contrast, marketing automation reflects a completely different trend. ZoomInfo monitored

  Restaurant chains are falling into two camps: those that are expanding and those that are contracting. On one end, growth-driven brands like Culver’s, Texas Roadhouse, and Nothing Bundt Cakes are opening hundreds of new locations; on the other, legacy heavyweights including Wendy’s, Papa John’s, Denny’s, and Pizza Hut are closing locations. While inflation, changing

  Most controllers can pull up their accounts payable aging report in a few clicks. Fewer can say, with confidence, which of those open invoices are simply moving through the normal approval queue and which ones have quietly stalled for three weeks because nobody claimed them. On a lean team, that gap tends to surface

  So far, mid-August has demonstrated that Washington is continuing to solidify a centralized trade architecture by extending national security protections to high-tech sectors, issuing a Presidential Proclamation under Section 232 imposing 15% to 100% tariffs on foreign drones and components. Simultaneously, a landmark federal decision by the U.S. Court of International Trade upheld the

  Accounts payable (AP) automation challenges often become visible after go-live. The controller realizes exceptions are still piling up. The enterprise resource planning (ERP) sync broke after a vendor name change, and approvers have quietly reverted to emailing PDF invoices for sign-off. The finance leader is asking where the time savings went, and the honest

  For most controllers, accounts payable (AP) document management is a collection of habits that emerged as the company grew. Invoices arrive by email, get forwarded to a department head for approval, come back in a separate thread, and get attached to the QuickBooks bill. Six months later, the auditor asks for supporting documentation for

  Innovation can attract investment and reshape economies. The U.S. Economic Development Administration identifies innovation as a driver of global competitiveness, job creation and economic growth. However, innovation activity varies substantially by region. Some states generate more patents, support greater research and development activity, and attract more venture capital than others, giving them a stronger

  If you’re a controller inheriting a policy from the last finance lead, the cost of leaving it untouched shows up fast. Invoices might get approved in chat tools. Vendors may send bills to whoever they have an email address for. The document may still sit in a shared drive, but it no longer reflects

  Sales reps spend only about 40% of their week actually selling. The rest of their time disappears into CRM data entry, quote-building, planning, and dozens of other tasks that don’t directly contribute to moving a deal forward. If software was supposed to lighten the load, it has yet to do so. Instead, the average

  Cleaning businesses and workers confront a market paradox: The services sector is booming while job growth stalls. Automation threatens to displace workers, yet the technology remains prohibitively expensive to deploy at scale. The tension between market expansion and employment stagnation reveals what’s really at stake: persistent pressure on wages, job security, and the viability

  Since the S&P 500 was introduced in its modern form, US equities have experienced dozens of corrections, crashes, and bear markets. Some declines lasted only a few weeks before markets rebounded, while others erased years of gains and required nearly a decade to fully recover. Yet despite the differences in their causes, severity, and

  Economic growth can change a city quickly. An influx of new residents and expanding business activity creates visible momentum, even as rapid change brings new strains. In recent years, some American cities stand out for attracting people, investment and development at a pace that sets them apart. Boomtown status does not mean growth benefits

  Every year, someone in finance asks whether the company’s AI spend is worth it. Every year, leadership says yes. And every year, the employees actually using the tools have no idea the question was even asked. Now, corporate America is starting to sweat over its AI bill. Microsoft canceled most of its Claude Code

  There’s no way around it: America is getting older. The country’s median age climbed to a record-high 39.4 in 2025, according to U.S. Census Bureau population estimates, up from 35.6 in 2001. Almost one-third of Americans are over the age of 55, compared with roughly a quarter of the population in 2010. It would

  Teams evaluating CRM solutions typically follow a similar process, including assessing features, pricing, and integrations, booking a demo, and testing through a free trial. A key component that’s often overlooked is whether the company behind the CRM will be the same or better a few years down the line. The worldwide CRM software market

  The US job market is showing signs of stabilization after several years of uneven hiring and uncertainty, according to a new Q3 job forecast. Published in a job market report from professional services company Toptal, the forecast projects conditions for several key areas of the U.S. labor market: all nonfarm job openings, professional services

  Picture a typical day at your store: Customers are browsing the floor while employees in the back are packing items for online orders. A customer messages your shop’s social media page asking if a product is in stock. Someone’s sorting through hundreds of price changes needed across your different channels, while another employee updates

  Every June, for some industries, a familiar pattern emerges. Phones seem to ring less often. Invoices start to stretch. Decision-makers seemingly vanish, their joyful “out of office” replies taking their place. During the summer, B2B companies may notice a slump in sales that stretches beyond just a few months, resulting in major long-term consequences

  Eight years ago, GDPR became enforceable across the European Union. The first two years were quiet enough that plenty of organizations took the silence as a sign the urgency had been overstated. Then came Google’s 50 million euro fine in 2019 and Meta’s record-breaking 1.2 billion euro fine in 2023. The organizations that had

  Managing work has always required some level of visibility. Managers need to know who’s scheduled, what work is moving forward, where priorities stand, and where employees may need support. But as work has become more distributed, flexible, and tool-driven, visibility has taken on a bigger role. The challenge is that greater visibility does not

  For years, the warning has been the same: AI is coming for jobs. But the data from businesses actually using it shows otherwise. Small businesses using AI are four times more likely to say it helped them hire than say it led to cuts, according to the 2026 AI Impact Report from Intuit QuickBooks.

  In mid-July, new Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh testified before two congressional committees and pledged to restore annual inflation to the central bank’s stated target of 2%. Given that inflation, as measured by the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) index, has been above that mark for 63 consecutive months, Warsh has some work ahead of