Jeffrey R. Scharf: Everybodyâs Business
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Privatization of Social Security is in the wind. For weeks, the Bush administration has been filling the sky with trial balloons. Unfortunately, the proposals being floated do little to address the two fundamental flaws of Social Security.
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A veteran of the dot-com boom, Wayne McVicker, offers a few tips for business owners in a new book, Starting Something: An Entrepreneur&#39;s Tale of Control, Confrontation &amp; Corporate Culture.
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A serial entrepeneur, Roy Caro has launched a handful of flourishing business on three continents. For his latest endeavor, Caro revisited his familyâs heritage when he launched the Celadon Collection, an elegant furniture boutique in downtown Montreal, Canada. And his thriving business runs completely on an elegant collection of Mac computers. âA revelation, crucial to our rapid success and development,â Caro attributes that success to the accessibility of the Mac, the availability of such excellent business tools as the intutive Xsilva Lightspeed POS software, and âall the Apple software I now use in every single aspect of my business.â
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The lessons of 1993: Everyone wants a change, but that doesnât mean it will happen.
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By Rozana Sani  INDIVIDUALS and enterpri
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âMaxed Outâ examines why the most vulnerable segment of society is victimized by the lending industry and finds a simple answer: Itâs obscenely profitable.
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It's all about the smart use of other people's money.
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Twenty five years after it was  published, &quot;In Search of Excellence&quot; is one of the most widely  read business books ever, but its value and the value of its  successors may lie purely in its anecdotes.
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ALL THE MONEY IN THE WORLD How the Forbes 400 Make -- and Spend -- Their Fortunes
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Join Bill Gates, Michael Dell, and J&J in improving the world.
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By Everybody's Business AUTUMN GRAY Of the Journal  Blogging isn't just for people who can't wait to share with the world the size of their cat's latest fur ball.
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Uncovering tomorrow's industry leaders today.
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(Source: Tibco)  Every day, millions of individuals within large organizations make small, yet important business decisions based on their experience and whatever information happens to be available at the time. With little time to spare, these decisions are often taken with an incomplete view of the situation, as 'good information' is all too often still difficult to find. Faced with a backlog for new enterprise reports, out-of-control 'spreadsheet marts', and a plethora of custom applications all trying to accomplish similar goals, CIOs and business managers alike need to consider a new approach.
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Declining continent - we don't need them anyway... "Everyone is entitled to my opinion!" could be the motto of Michael Scheuer, former head of the CIA's bin Laden unit. Regularly showing up on American television, Scheuer is good as a talkative churl spewing calumnies on whatever political figure in the war on terror news hosts want defamed, always enthusiastically addressing the person being spoken to as "Sir!"â¦
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The firm is having its share of ups and downs, courtesy of everyone's favorite government agency.
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On the 25th anniversary of the Forbes 400, Alfred Knopf has published a book about how the superrich make--and spend--fortunes.
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By DIRK LAMMERS, AP Business WriterSIOUX FALLS, S.D.