4 Ways to Rock Your Business Presentation
Here’s the thing, it’s not what happens during a presentation that matters. It’s what you inspire people to do afterward that counts.
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No Gas? No Problem. Small Businesses Embrace the Gas Shortage
Small businesses make the most of the fuel shortage
Atlanta Will Host Kamala Harris’ First Campaign Stop After Becoming Presumptive Democratic Nominee
The new poll numbers are a promising sign to Democratic voters who are excited about the new direction of the party.
Roberts Brothers Cash In Big On Alamosa Deal
Siblings Michael Roberts Sr. and Steven Roberts Sr., owners of Roberts Cos., based in St. Louis, netted more than $100 million on the sale of their shares in Alamosa Holdings...
I Will Survive
The bear market that began late in 2007 turned into a full bore stock market crash last fall. It is important to distinguish between the two. A bear market is a prolonged, substantial downturn—typically 15% to 20% over several months. A crash, on the other hand, is a similar—or worse—fall, but within a few days. To navigate a bear market, investors need to remain rational and think about the long term. However, maneuvering through a crash is different. When others are panicking, which is what happens in a crash, normalcy disappears and you need a combination of discipline, flexibility, and fortitude.