Executive Education: Basic Training
On today’s ever-changing business battlefield, executives and entrepreneurs alike must be fully armed. There’s one weapon that has always been effective for corporate warriors: the M.B.A. For more than 25...
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Obama: Standing on Their Shoulders
While America relished in the historic moment of Sen. Barack Obama's triumph over Sen. Hillary Clinton last Tuesday, it is unclear whether the country remembers the roadblocks that had to be cleared or the battles that were waged to solidify Obama's success.
Strategies to Small Business Success
Junior’s company, which teaches large and small businesses brand development, strategic planning, implementation, marketing, and media, has nearly $1.2 million in revenue and an online radio show rated No. 26 in the world by Live 365, the largest distributor of Internet radio. But business has not always been so highly lucrative.
Mending Fences
With the primary season over, presumptive Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama has his eyes on defeating the Republican candidate Sen. John McCain. But some political watchers say McCain may stand to benefit if Obama and his former rival Sen. Hillary Clinton don’t take steps to mend fences with each other and with their prospective supporters—a move that may be easier said than done.
Obama Secures Enough Delegates for Nomination
Following 17 months of a hard-fought contest that may go down in the history books as one of the longest and most competitive presidential primary battles between two truly formidable politicians, Sen. Barack Obama became the headline of an even more momentous chapter in the nation’s history by becoming its first African American nominee for the U.S. presidency.