Strippers Are Doing It for Themselves
An industry organizes against decades of exploitation.
View ArticleFive Fifty: Call your broker
Fed up with turf wars, silos, and other company dysfunctions? Energize the “brokers” who knit together your organization’s formal and informal networks.* This article was originally published here
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The Problem with France’s Plan to Tax Digital Companies
A one-size-fits-all approach isn’t robust enough. * This article was originally published here
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How to Run a Brick and Click Business
Implementing a brick and click business model can help your small business stay competitive throughout retail’s reinvention. Here’s how to do it. Read the full article at: www.fundera.com Business...
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Managers, You’re More Intimidating Than You Think
Powerful people are inherently scary. * This article was originally published here
View ArticleMueller? Mueller? Special Counsel’s Testimony Falls Short in TV Ratings
About 13 million people watched the former special counsel’s televised testimony. The James Comey hearing and Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation battle drew bigger audiences.
View ArticleAlphabet Earnings: Profits Triple and Slump Worries Ease
Wall Street was concerned that ad sales were slowing for Google’s parent company. But analysts are still looking for growth in other business lines.
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The 7 Best Ways to Market Your Business Online
It is useless to think your website will increase in rankings if you just wait long enough. In the era of consumption, everyone wants to get fast results with minimal effort. Only hard work and the...
View ArticleSoftBank Unveils New Tech Fund to Expand Its Sprawling Portfolio
The Japanese conglomerate behind investments in Uber, WeWork and Bytedance has attracted $108 billion for the new Vision Fund 2.
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Choosing a Conference Call Service: A Buyer's Guide
As the remote workforce grows in 2019, being able to communicate with co-workers around the country is critical. Conference calling services help facilitate that collaboration. While email, instant...
View ArticleDealBook Briefing: Facebook Co-Founder Helps Make a Case for Breaking It Up
Chris Hughes helped create the social network. Now he’s working with academics and government regulators on arguments for dismantling the company.
View ArticleU.S. Economy Grew at 2.1% Rate in 2nd Quarter, G.D.P. Report Says
The report indicates overall growth has slowed since last year, but consumer spending was strong.
View ArticleBritish Airways Resumes Cairo Flights After Security Review
The airline suspended travel to the Egyptian capital six days ago, after the British government warned of a heightened risk of terrorist attacks.
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Media sales: Don’t overlook the human connection
Call me old-fashioned, but the salesperson who asks the right question and listens for the response so he/she can understand our needs and what we are trying to accomplish is still better than any...
View ArticleWant to Own a Warhol? Now, You Can Buy a Piece of One
Several technology companies are packaging rare cars, paintings and other luxury items as investments, allowing any collector to buy shares in them.
View ArticleWhat to Know When Choosing Cremation
A funeral industry report says demand for cremation is increasing, in part because it’s less expensive than burial. It has also become more socially acceptable.
View ArticleThe ‘Glass Ceiling’ Is Tired. Women Are ‘Reinventing the Game.’
Let’s talk about the linguistics of gender and racial bias.
View ArticleEconomics Isn’t Dismal. It’s Useful.
Economics is a superpower you can use every day, the University of Michigan economist Justin Wolfers says.
View ArticleIn Congo, a New Plan to Fight Ebola Follows a Government Power Struggle
After the resignation of the country’s health minister, the president will take over the response to the epidemic and distribute a new vaccine.
View ArticleSprint and T-Mobile Loved to Attack Each Other. Then They Decided to Merge.
After years of public spats that took the form of attack ads and needling tweets, two longtime foes join forces at last.
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