The article discusses how shifting policies, such as trade and immigration, are reshaping the business and entrepreneurship landscape. It highlights the importance of forecasting these changes to stay competitive and successful in the global market. The author suggests that businesses need to adapt and align their strategies with evolving policies to effectively navigate the uncertainties of the future.

By understanding the potential impact of policy shifts, entrepreneurs can position themselves to capitalize on new opportunities and avoid potential pitfalls.

"The sun is a daily reminder that we too can rise again from the darkness, and shine our own light." - S.A. Sachs

• Pentagon Investigation into Sen. Mark Kelly: Arizona's senior Senator, Mark Kelly, is under investigation by the Pentagon after participating in a video with other Democratic lawmakers that reportedly told military members they could "refuse illegal orders".

• Tesla has received a permit from the Arizona Department of Transportation to operate its ride-hailing service with safety drivers in the Phoenix area.

• Thanksgiving Day Races and Parades: Participate in the Mesa Turkey Trot 5K - 10K on Thursday, November 27 in Mesa, or join the community in the Thanksgiving Day Parade in Fountain Hills.
  
  
• Holiday Lights: The Tianyu Lights Festival at Camelback Ranch and Phoenix ZooLights at the Phoenix Zoo are open daily, offering dazzling light installations and holiday fun throughout the week.
  
  
• Shopping Markets: Shop from local artisans at the Small Business Saturday Holiday Market at GenuWine Arizona on November 29, or the Holiday Collective Market at Biltmore Fashion Park on November 30.
  
  
• World AIDS Day Event: The City of Phoenix Human Services Department is hosting a free mobile testing event on Monday, December 1. 

• Concerts:
  • Pouya performs at the Crescent Ballroom on Tuesday, November 25.
    
    
  • Clara Cuvé at Walter Studios on Wednesday, November 26.
    
    
  • Street Eats & Beats Festival, an AAPI culture and music festival at Solano Park, runs Friday through Sunday (Nov 28-30).
    
    
  • Home Alone in Concert will feature the film with a live symphony orchestra performance at Symphony Hall on Saturday, November 29.
    
    
• Themed Parties: Enjoy a Thanksgiving Eve Old School Hip-Hop Dance Party at the Thunderbird Lounge on Wednesday, November 26. 

• Basketball:
  
  • The Suns host the Denver Nuggets on Saturday, November 29.
    
    
  • The Sun Devil Women's Basketball Thanksgiving Tournament takes place from Friday, November 28 to Saturday, November 29 at Desert Financial Arena. 

Check out the Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix for a peaceful and serene escape from the city hustle and bustle.

The Fed recently lowered rates due to increasing economic risks, particularly concerning future unemployment and economic growth. Current conditions show a steady unemployment rate but a slower employment growth rate, prompting the rate cut. Despite the negative implications, lower rates can stimulate economic activity by encouraging borrowing and spending. This proactive move aims to boost the economy through increased investment.

Seth Pruitt, an associate professor of finance, suggests that while unfortunate, the rate cut is necessary medicine for the economy.

This strategic decision reflects the Fed's goal to mitigate economic risks and spur growth in the future.