The working world is on its head. A corporate “9-to-5″ gig is hardly secure; more and more Americans are taking the entrepreneurial plunge. But we can go further: the real risk is now working 9 to 5. Workers can be … Continue reading →

Financial mismanagement is a major problem in business. Talented people toil in obscurity. More often than not, these struggles can be traced back to bad ideas about how to approach the money side of a venture. The way someone manages … Continue reading →

I know some Big City Snobs who think that because they live amongst celebrities, they have a better chance of success. It may be reassuring to wait in line next to David Schwimmer or Pauly Shore, but from the vantage … Continue reading →

We have to talk about it; the inference is all over these pages: small businesses are more ethical than large ones. Is this really true? Or is this the arrogance of someone on the fringes of big business passing judgment … Continue reading →