This new post on the Business Pundit blog caught my attention: Citing data from Wall St. Cheat Sheet, it contains a map of the U.S. showing the scope of business closures in FY 2009. The number of closures are given for states suffering from the highest number of them, including New York, California, Texas, Georgia, [...]
In today’s business communication climate, because of time management and privacy concerns (including ORM), the ability to opt out is perhaps more important than opting in. This is especially true of social networking sites, which by nature should be highly user focused. Therefore I was annoyed to learn today, after months of trying to close [...]
This new article on CNNMoney.com profiles six companies on Fortune magazine’s 2010 "100 Best Companies to Work For" list that have never had a layoff. I’m guessing six is the total number on Fortune‘s 2010 list, or this article would have touted and profiled more firms. A 6% no-layoff (ever!) rate is indeed pretty impressive, [...]
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