Microlenders Pick Up Where Banks Left Off
For George Williams, keeping his computer-solutions company afloat after losing major contracts from Fortune 500 companies seemed impossible. As the tech bubble imploded in 2001,
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Filling the STEM gap
Thanks in part to our technology-dependent lives and our country’s economic woes, the demand for graduates with an understanding of math, science, and engineering is
Love Don’t Cost a Thing
Television is overrun with shows about weddings. Some focus on finding a gown, some profile the planners, one even makes over the entire affair just
Dave Bing Elected Detroit Mayor
In what Detroit newspapers called “a stunning victory†local businessman Dave Bing was elected mayor Tuesday and will finish serving the remaining term of convicted
Six Ways to Spur Employee Creativity
Times are tough, and your employees are feeling the pinch brought on by the faltering economy. Not only are they dealing with it in their
The Cutting Edge: Next on Deck
Wake up people! Opportunity is at hand; can you see it? I firmly believe there lies potential for growth and prosperity amid these economically troubling
Watch Your Tone
Useful for its speed and reach, e-mail is a preferred method of communication and an integral part of today’s business. In a report conducted by
Former Fed Governor Sees Light at the End of the Tunnel
Roger W. Ferguson, CEO of financial services giant TIAA-CREF and one of the nation's leading economists, was recently named to President Obama’s Economic Recovery Advisory
Fifteen Contenders Vying for Mississippi Mayoral Seat
As the poorest state capital in the country, Jackson, Mississippi is rich in mayoral candidates for the upcoming primary tomorrow. Fourteen people (nine Democrats, four
Getting the Job
Job hunting is never easy, so it’s no wonder that so many professionals are even more frustrated with the process today. We all know that