So are we headed for another big builder industry meltdown because of the crash of the real estate market? In this episode, we'll discuss why this may not be the case and how builders are preparing for its potential.

So if you’ve been looking at cars to buy new or used for the last year or two, you've probably found that there are inventory shortages and the prices are high. There is more availability of vehicles but there’s not going to be any price reduction to especially on new cars. Why is that? Doesn’t supply and demand kick in and make prices go down? Well, let’s take a look at four reasons why new car prices are not going to come down.

During the pandemic, the need for telemedicine was at an all-time high and the technology was quickly adopted. A lot of it had to do with the pandemic and lockdowns and providing these services without direct human interaction. In this episode, we'll discuss the outlook of telehealth companies using Cerebral and Amazon as examples, what does the future hold for this industry?

Billionaires are buying up all of the available real estates for single-family homes, driving up the cost of surrounding homes and renting astronomically. What gives? Why is this happening?

ProStories is here to break down what's going on with this trend, and what it means for you.

How much would it cost your business if you were hit with a cyber attack? In this episode, we'll discuss how much money is actually lost during cyber events and how you can begin to prepare your business for a day that hopefully never comes.

What happens if the buyer of your car doesn't transfer the title? This comes up a lot when you sell a car on Craigslist or eBay or some other private sale and you give the title to the buyer. The buyer by law is supposed to apply for a new title in their name within a certain period of time, but what if they don’t do it? What if they don’t follow through on what they’re required to do? How does that affect you? Do you have liability? Can you get in trouble? Because technically, as far as the DMV and the police are concerned, it’s on you, right?

Recently, the World Economic Forum (WEF) commented that the materials needed for the electric vehicle transition are simply not enough to meet the world's demand. So, if owning a gasoline-powered vehicle will be illegal in the next 10-15 years, what is the solution to the shortage of raw material? In this episode, we'll discuss the WEF's solution to this problem and how it will change the way we use vehicles.