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

If “increase sales” occupies a spot on your organization’s 2012 to-do list, there’s brand new information you need to know about. More…

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…

You’d expect a hurricane as harsh as Irene proved to be would impact everything from crops to tourism. And it will. But there’s much more trouble in store. More…

While a lot of analysts point to the payroll tax cut as a means of increasing take-home pay and consumer spending, this expert warns, “Not so fast!”  More…

The only ones in the corporate sector who aren’t running for the hills are the analysts who track and predict corporate profits.   More…

Four years ago, the signs of an imminent recession came barreling over the horizon. Having seen them once, are we about to enter the same situation again?  More…

A consumer advocacy website reveals which airlines offer full- on partial refunds once prices are dropped due to lack of booking.   More…

When Netflix recently decided to change its pricing model, it set off a chain reaction that could ultimately result in the loss of nearly 3 million customers. More…

Read some of the reports out there and you’d expect to see companies keeping a closet stuffed floor to ceiling with all the cash they’re sitting on. Guess what. That might not be too far-fetched. More…

New research proves far too often, managers focus only on sales candidates’ positive characteristics, and not nearly enough on their negative ones. More…

A new Wall Street Journal study reveals consumer confidence is sagging again, but this time Obama’s not to blame.  More…

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How many of these traits do you possess?  More…

You’ve read the headlines: “Rising Gas Prices Could Stall U.S. Economy,” “Gas Prices Surge Again and Renew Talk of a Double-Dip Recession.” But is that actually the case? More…

As tax time draws near, you’ll want to be aware of these five exemptions that a ton of taxpayers are eligible for:  More…

A new study reveals more than 80% of small business owners feel the stimulus bill was designed to aid major corporations, with the excepti0n of three specific areas.  More…

So why aren’t more companies formally considering economic disasters when mapping out the hazards they face in their business continuity plans?

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The average office has gone from 500-700 square feet per employee in the 1970s to 200 square feet per employee today. Here are four main areas others have discovered as sources for cutting. More…

A highly-respected annual study reveals an alarming trend that continues to have a lasting impact on companies year after year.  More…