Campaigns & Elections

One of the questions that many voters are concerned about what the presidential candidates plan to do about the housing market crisis.

One of the biggies in personal finances is health care costs. How much you pay for your premium, and how much you pay out of pocket, can represent huge portions of your spending.

Which Presidential Candidate, McCain or Obama do the best to champion small businesses’ big issues, like access to capital?

But it is also important to recognize that government policies do impact your personal finances, and how you vote can make a difference in how much money you have to manage.

On Monday, we looked at tax policies offered by John McCain and Barack Obama. Today, we move on to Social Security.

How deciding what's "true and useful" can help you cultivate more Business EQ.

Got someone in your office who's not so emotionally intelligent? Here's the Business EQ way to deal.

Today, we will look at what McCain and Obama each propose in terms of taxes.

How will small business owners and their businesses fair under John McCain or Barack Obama if they are elected to the presidency? Today’s post addresses the issue of taxation and business incentives that...

I'm going to take a look at McCain v. Obama on the economy over the next few days, addressing what each promises to do in terms of: 1. Taxes 2. Social Security 3....

Cultivating Business EQ gives you a range of options for dealing with snarky, mean, and not-so-intelligent people.

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Small business is still the engine that fuels the economy.

On politics, law, and the art of courage.

The effect of refusal to take responsibility

The managing physician is a critical job in running a practice. But what should this person be doing?

Those of us who champion the Made in U.S.A. label need to hold the candidates’ feet to the fire on this issue.

Truthfully, you can't answer this one. If you tried, shame on you. You're gambling the future of your team without any idea of where you are or where you're going.

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama holds out the best hope to correct long-standing problems with small business contracting, says the ASBL