
A judge has ruled the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) must fork over costs and legal fees for mishandling a discrimination complaint against an employer. Will the ruling affect the way the EEOC treats other companies in the future? More…
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Have credit card companies already found a convenient way to dodge the new billing statement regs? You be the judge: More…
At the beginning of every football season, the great Green Bay Packers football coach, Vince Lombardi, would gather his players into a conference room. Walking into the room, he would hold up a ball and say “Gentlemen, this is a football.” There was a good reason for his approach. More…
More than 80% of CEOs are confident the economy will bounce back this year, according to a new survey. Here’s what they hope will happen, as well as the two things they fear will happen: More…
All the howls of protest over creating a cap-and-trade program to deal with greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions have succeeded in killing off the idea. The talk in Congress is now focused on a simpler program: carbon taxes. More…
Ask your salespeople to come up with reasons why their customers buy and they’ll probably come up with four common — and wrong — answers. More…
Unless Congress can find a way to approve a cap-and-trade emission plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, many companies will have to budget for new emission controls. More…
Employers who require their people to wear specific clothing while on the clock will want to make note of a new ruling from Internal Revenue Service. More…
A quick quiz in the Harvard Business Review is supposed to tell you whether you have what it takes to be an entrepreneur. More…