The following is excerpted from John Maxwell's blog, John Maxwell on Leadership: With the economy in its current state, it seems like every time we turn around, a new crisis appears. Bank failures, home ...

The following is the part two of a two-part series from author and business consultant Dirk Beveridge and was originally posted on his blog, Driving Sales Beyond. Click here to read part ...

Last fall many Americans were enraged to hear that some businesses that had received bailout money had spent it on allegedly luxurious travel. As a result of the public backlash-plus the fact that many were ...

Lindsey Pollak, an expert on young professionals, was recently quoted in a New York Times article on the difficultly that upcoming college graduates are finding as they try to enter the workforce. With ...

The following is the part one of a two-part series from author and business consultant Dirk Beveridge and was originally posted on his blog, Driving Sales Beyond. Part two will follow next ...

On next Wednesday's Tax Day, people will be gathering for anti-tax Tea Parties to show their disapproval of government bailouts and allegedly bloated budgets coming from Washington DC. Among the ...

The Federal Reserve has a new plan to steer people clear of mortgage scams. They're taking their message to the movies. Read from Michelle Singletary's column on it from The Washington Post: In an ...

Believing that people should be more intentional with recognizing the significant people in their lives, author Andy Andrews has launched The Noticer Project, "a worldwide movement to 'notice' the ...

Bob Rosner has some strange advice for job seekers. The founder of Workplace911.com offered guidance to those who are looking for work in a tough market, and some of it is a bit unexpected. What's his ...

Ben Stein is feeling good. He told Fox News Channels' Chris Wallace that "there are hopeful signs" for our economy. He also said that there are signs that the stimulus package is working. "This economy is far ...