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Just because a few businesses spend (waste!) money on upscale getaways after getting loans from the government doesn't mean that the feds should limit the ability to hold conferences. Face-to-face meetings with peers and/or clients is vital + one in six jobs is related to the meeting/hospitality world. As a speaker, I know, first-hand how many Read More

Slate's BizBox examines the debate over the Employee Free Choice Act--a.k.a. card check--and questions whether this is something small businesses really should care all that much about. Read More

This first segment of the "Boardroom Throw Down" pits the world famous Donald Trump against the infamous Gordon Gekko, a vicious negotiator and business man from the classic movie “Wall street”. These two icons are compared against 4 different dimensions; shrewdness, long term vision, magnetism, and accumulated wealth... Read More

Here is my plan to help our down economy. I have never claimed to be politically correct.... Read More

As we all know, Britain grinds to a halt at the first sign of any weather not categorised as 'overcast to light drizzle' by the Met Office. Many entrepreneurs and small business owners will be fretting through the early part of this week at the perceived disadvantage this puts them at. But fret not, because there are plenty of things you can Read More

DENVER__John Wren announced today the formation of the new Denver Startup Forum to connect people and exchange ideas and experience about how to start a new career, campaign or new business. For more information contact John Wren at [email protected] or (303) 861-1447. Wren has hosted the weekly Denver IDEA Café startup workshop for over 10 years. Read More

After a short trading pause, Wall Street is skidding near the 8,000 mark. History shows that we should expect to see market volatility during a presidency's early days. Read More

Due in large part to the Midwestern predilection for financial modesty, the Madoff scandal reverberated through the closely knit Jewish community of Minneapolis' western suburbs. Read More

Google has been ranked the third worst spam service provider by Spamhaus, a nonprofit organization that tracks spam operations. Read More