Public Hearings

The search giant has a new enemy as several U.S. senators accuse the search giant of using its search clout to gain an unfair advantage.

Ready to start a business? Narrow down your search with these 25 home-based business ideas that have growth potential, both now and in the future.

A study by Edelman indicates that trust is on the decline and your prospects must hear your message more times than ever before for it to be effective.

By working to enhance understanding of franchising’s economic impact, IFA and the franchise industry are making a difference on Capitol Hill.

A settlement agreement that burrows into business decision making processes can have greater deterrent value than a humongous fine.

"We need to learn how to re-engage with each other and find common ground to build upon in achieving the goals we might share as Americans."

I’ve heard from a lot of PR professionals about the Toyota recall. Here's what experts from across the nation are saying about the company's PR debacle and what they should do next.

Business ethics is one of those subjects that makes people squirm. When the bad thing happens, there tend to be a lot of "yeah, buts . . . ."...

Hoover's Editors examine some of the most vocal corporate supporters and opponents of health care reform.

The State Department's debacle with a private security contractor illustrates how the cheapest solution is not always the least expensive.

Political rhetoric passing for transparency?

On politics, law, and the art of courage.

The federal government's small business contracting program has been a low-boil scandal for years. Can congressional Democrats finally do something about it, now that they're in power?

"On May 12, 2005 the Federal Trade Commission published a notice in the Federal Register seeking public comment on proposed new rules implementing the CAN-SPAM Act (the "Act"). The Notice follows an advance...