In a recent interview with Charlie Rose, the ex-Fed chairman expressed deep concern about the economic state of the U.S.  More…

Nobody said running a cutting edge technology company was gonna be easy. But a number of tech CEOs made it look exceptionally hard in the past year.

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Perhaps the only certainty about the current economic situation is the amount of uncertainty that plagues companies of all sizes and industries. And that spells trouble. More…

A new study reveals what the most common CEO names are, and the crucial role your birth name plays in predicting your C-suite potential.   More…

A recent survey confirms an unprecedented number of employees plan to test the job market in 2011.  More…

There are seven deal-shattering mistakes salespeople typically make when talking to CEOs, owners of companies and other high level prospects. More…

In his book 5 Deadly Sins CEOs Make in Sales, author Jim Lewis breaks down five major misconceptions the head honcho often has about selling: 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…

If you’re a small business owner, or even someone who handles your own taxes, here are five areas you’ll want to monitor very closely on your return: More…

Warren Buffett is one of the most successful entrepreneurs of all time. Here are three priceless sales takeaways from his keynote address at Berkshire Hathaway’s 2009 shareholder’s meeting: More…

Apple wants to patent technology that would allow it to display advertising on just about everything with a screen. It’s also exploring ways to force consumers to view the ads, whether they want to or not. More…

Another victim of the economic downturn: The popularity of most CEOs.  Employees anxious about their jobs seem to be taking out their anxiety on organizational leadership in many cases. More…

Some people may tell you that extreme wealth is a matter of hard work, determination, education, opportunity, and a little bit of luck. While all that may be true, a recent study by Forbes reveals becoming a self-made billionaire may be anything but a random set of circumstances. More…

Steve Jobs went from being an unemployed college dropout to becoming one of the most successful entrepreneurs of all time. And he did it thanks to these “12 Rules to Success”: More…

When a group of well-known CEOs were recently asked to rank the most innovative companies in the country, their responses almost unanimously reinforced the notion that an ability to adapt and survive in a changing marketplace is the most valuable commodity a company has right now. More…

Whether you love or loathe President Obama’s policies, chances are, you’ve got an opinion. Check out how 10 of the nation’s leading CEOs differed when Business Week recently asked them to rate the current administration’s  policies on healthcare, taxes and business (then tell us your own thoughts in the comments section below). More…

This year’s Fortune 500 proves that despite the down economy, there are three things American consumers simply cannot do without - oil, cars and drugs. While several big-name corporations continue to thrive, we look at 10 companies that experienced epic meltdowns during the past year (and what led to their undoing):  More…

Is anyone’s e-mail really secure? In an interview Friday, David Setzer, CEO of Mailprotector, a global e-mail security company, said that if he had to guess how Gov. Mark Sanford’s e-mails had been exposed, More…

If you were asked to give one piece of advice to up-and-coming people in your business, what would it be? More…

What does it take to humble the CEO of a multi-billion dollar technology company? Well, according to Cisco CEO John Chambers, it’s having your company added to the More…