
Bank lending may be way down, but if you’re a company looking to secure credit (or extend it to your buyers), there’s another way. More…
Supervisors beware: Here’s new evidence of how easy it is to run afoul of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) during the hiring process. More…
The Internal Revenue Service soon will be doing its phone survey of small businesses and owners. That’s on the up-and-up. But be careful if the caller says he’s the Tax Man but starts asking fishy questions. More…
Republican Scott Brown’s win in the special election to fill the open Senate seat from Massachusetts does take away Democrats’ filibuster-proof majority when it comes to hot-button issues like health care and the environment. But Brown’s victory won’t prevent greenhouse gas regulations from being enacted this year. More…
There are lessons to be learned from the latest survey of technology executive salaries: Be careful what you call your IT chief: More…
The annual Consumer Electronics Show — a yearly toys-for-grown-ups festival — unveiled a gaggle of new gadgets, few of them groundbreaking, but many that could be useful to small and mid-size businesses. More…
Execs who roam around the globe need to tell someone besides their admin or secretary where they’re headed if they leave the country. Who needs to know? Their bank. More…
The last thing a frazzled and exhausted business traveler needs is a grimy hotel. But how can you know if your home away from home is a candidate for the “Clean Sweep” reality show? Check out the new list of More…
Hindsight is 20/20, and looking back, it’s easy to see why these five highly publicized launches soon fizzled: More…
Like a plague, this corporate jargon invaded offices everywhere this year — and we’re all worse because of it. More…
Customers today are bombarded with more attractive offers all the time. If they see a better deal based on price, quality or service, they may feel pressure to leave you for a seemingly better offer. More…
Before you put the kibosh on those business lunches and industry conferences, read this. More…
When your salespeople make a presentation, they could be so focused on the sale that they forget one of the basics. More…
The recession has forced the loss of more than 7 million jobs, doubling the unemployment rate and crippling 10% of the workforce. While some of those positions will return as the recession lifts, here are five sectors where experts predict a lot of the jobs will not be coming back: More…
A new government study shows how few people save enough for retirement. The president and some members of Congress are pushing legislation to change that — and to involve businesses in the solution, whether or not you want to be involved. More…
Companies with fewer than 100 participants in their pension plans will need to get crackin’. More…
Here’s critical tax info to pass on to employees — it just may make them even a little more generous. More…
Walt Disney was an innovator and a visionary. But he was also one of the most successful business leaders of his time. Here are eight principles that made Walt Disney one of the greatest icons of the 20th century: More…
The Wall Street Journal has released a list of what some of the biggest companies in the U.S. have pledged to Haiti relief efforts. See who’s pledging what and how your company can offer support as well: More…
Bean Counter to Business Leader: The Changing Role of the CFO
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