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Blog Post Archive
Heather Huhman: Challenging The Top 5 Myths in Employee Referral Programs (INFOGRAPHIC)
Finding the right employees for your organization can be a difficult task. Not only do you have to nab the most experienced candidates, you also have to make sure they'll stick around.
Ellen Brown: Elizabeth Warren's QE for Students: Populist Demagoguery or Economic Breakthrough?
Investing in our young people has worked before and can work again; and if Congress orders the Fed to fund this investment in our collective futures by "quantitative easing," it need cost the taxpayers nothing at all.
Catherine Golladay: What Should I Save for First?
Using a solid savings strategy will help build and grow your next egg. It should also give you greater confidence, knowing that you're taking action to ensure your savings goals are within reach.
Natalie Pace: Gold Is Poised to Rally Mid-Summer
Wall Street's rally has tarnished gold's allure, but that could all change over summer, when politicians go to war over the debt ceiling, particularly if Fitch makes good on their downgrade warning.
Lynda Bekore: No Economic Recovery Without Small Business Recovery
To share in the wealth, we all have to share in the responsibility of speaking out when government help turns into government obstacles. We have to make sure our elected representatives know why we object and what results we expect, because small business growth is good for everyone.
Elizabeth Grace Saunders: Never Be Late Again With the 'On Time Is Late' Principle
Life rarely perfectly follows a plan. But that doesn't mean that you should just give up and not make a plan. It means that you should embrace a realistic expectation of what planning can and can not do for you.
Jeff Madrick: The U.S. Lacks Good Jobs, Not Good Ideas
Originally posted on Next New Deal. A Bold Approach to the Jobs Emergency brought together leading policymakers, thinkers, and activists to discuss how we can...
Jared Bernstein: Is This a Realistic Time for a 'Grand Bargain?'
As the fiscal picture has improved, both through actions we've taken already and the improving economy, it's much tougher to make the hair-on-fire urgency case that drove this benighted debate in recent years.
Women & Co: No, You Shouldn't Take Out the Largest Mortgage Possible
For many Americans, a mortgage is indeed the most attractive way to borrow because interest rates are not only low, but also the interest is often tax-deductible.
Laura Dunn: Women in Business: Q&A With Val Insignares, President of LongHorn Steakhouse
"The most important tip I can offer involves being clear on your boundaries. For example, ask yourself -- what are you willing to give up and what is a key priority for your family?"
Stan Sorscher: "Free Trade" Was Never Really About Trade
We need to think differently about trade. First, let me say that I am 100% in favor of trade. Trade is when we do what we do best, they do what they do best, and we trade. Trade, done right, will raise living standards.
John Gerzema: Why It Pays to Be Feminine in Business
We asked people around the world to tell us the top ten traits for effective leaders. In every country the "Ten Best Traits" were dominated by those most associated with women. Indeed eight of the top ten traits are rated "feminine" and only two are termed "masculine."
Rana Florida: Say Cheese! #Selfies as the New Marketing Campaign
With smartphones, people can snap a #Selfie and share it with their network of friends or followers in an instant; even the Clintons are engaging in the trend.
Newt Gingrich: The Continuing Alaska Shut-out Scandal
Anyone who has been paying attention knows that bureaucrats throughout the government are routinely abusing their power to advance their ideology and that of the current administration. Nowhere is this more obvious than in the administration's aggressive obstruction of American energy.
Leo W. Gerard: America Feeds the Rich
The Farm Bill that is expected to pass the U.S. House this week explains income inequality in America. The Republican-sponsored proposal slashes food stamps for poor children and pads farm subsidies for wealthy agri-businessmen.
David Marcus: So Long Cash Register, Hello Innovation
The American shopper has drastically changed their habits in just a few years. People are mobile and so are their shopping behaviors whether they are paying online, at home, walking down the street or in the physical store.
HRH The Prince of Wales: Responsible Business and Enterprise
All of my efforts over the past forty years have been concerned essentially with one central principle - the well-being of the individual. Not the isolated individual. My emphasis has constantly been on the individual within community. Show More Summary
Neal Frankle: Why You Spend Too Much Money
The first step towards finding a solution to this problem is to simply admit the truth. After owning up to what is really going on, the next step is to understand the consequences of your behavior. And then you can dust off your bud...
Tom Doctoroff: Back to the Future: Remastering the Timeless Art of Brand Engagement
A beautiful brand idea is invisible, but possesses the gravitation force to unify messages across an exploding array of media, geography and cultures. The brand idea is more than a theoretical abstraction. It remains the lynchpin of consumer loyalty.
Laurence J. Kotlikoff: Why the Government Needs to Budget Over the Infinite Horizon
How far into the future should governments budget? Economic theory has a clear and rigid answer. But it's not one economists like to give -- for two reasons.