Las Vegas PrideStaff Franchisee Rolled The Dice and Won
Bob Daniel was born in Patterson, NJ and grew up in Newburgh, NY.  Circumstances were challenging at home, his grades in school weren’t particularly good, but even if they  were,...
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In New Ads, LeBron’s Image is Smoothed Out on the R&B Tip
With two championships in tow, advertisers want you to know it's OK to feel good about LeBron James again
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Even after completing studies for a bachelor’s in industrial engineering and management sciences from Northwestern University, Cindy Kent swiftly experienced her toughest and most informative business lessons in her first job as a 22-year-old engineer for the pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly & Co. “I led a team of senior engineers who had more time working than I had time living,†recalls Kent, now vice president and general manager of Gastro/Urology Therapies for Medtronic Inc., a medical technology company based in Minneapolis. “I learned really early on that they weren’t going to do anything for me.
MLB Exec Wendy Lewis Talks Jackie Robinson Day, Supplier Diversity Summit
Wendy Lewis talks the business of baseball and diversity
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At its heart, stock investing is about owning a piece of a business whose potential you believe in. While that sounds like a no-brainer, many investors have lost sight of that fundamental truth, says Douglas Coe, managing partner and chief investment strategist at Moody Reid Financial Advisors in Kansas City, Missouri. As Coe sees it, the process of picking stocks for your portfolio shouldn’t be any more complicated than buying into solid businesses. “I think about owning companies, not stocks,†says Coe.