Op/ed: Butch Cassidy, the Sundance Kid, and Congress
By Billie Greer on Jan. 11, 2013 Butch Cassidy: Alright. I’ll jump first. Sundance Kid: No. Butch Cassidy: Then you jump first. Sundance Kid: No, I said. Butch Cassidy: What’s the matter with you? Sundance Kid: I can’t swim. Butch Cassidy: Are you crazy? The fall will probably kill you. So went the dialogue as Read More →
Op/ed: Why Jon Stewart’s ‘softer cushion for failure’ will create jobs
Would-be entrepreneurs with families or pre-existing conditions are being blocked from self-employment.
Op/ed: Regulations alone won’t instill ethics in corporate America
The bottom line is that ethical behavior cannot be legislated.
These three middle-class firms are fighting their way to the top
This is turning out to be a tough time for some of the region’s biggest names in fashion, fast food and financial services.
Op/ed: Let’s look at the world as something other than scorched earth
By Scott Harris on September 21, 2012 My wife and I recently spent a very enjoyable weekend in a small resort town in California. The town was beautiful, the people were great and the scenery was fantastic. As we drove in, we fell in love with the mountainsides, the deep forests with huge old-growth trees Read More →
Op/ed: Leadership by fiat seldom works
Effective executives don’t put obstacles in front of people; they help remove them
