Steve Forbes writes about what the U.S. Administration and the Federal Reserve will do and what they can continue to do to improve situations for the economy. » More

Tatum conducts a monthly survey of its executives and consulting professionals regarding current business and economic conditions. The survey looks back at the past 30 days and forward to the next ... » More

Ray Keating informs you of the energy outlook from the Energy Information Administration, and he offers insight on what is needed to improve the economic situation. » More

Rich Galen describes what happened with GM, Ford, and Chrysler; and he tells you why there is so much antipathy for auto companies. » More

What's the best gift for corporate employees or executives nervous about layoffs? Jeff Zbar offers information on domain names regarding taxes. » More

In a tough economy when layoffs are inevitable, corporations and government agencies may outsource to small businesses in several areas. Janet Christy lists some of those areas. » More

The recent election underscores the need for a radical overhaul of our campaign finance laws. Steve Forbes offers some simple reforms to those laws. » More

Assumptions about an organization's current reality are not always reliable and can lead to "strategic gridlock." Pamela Harper gives four examples of those assumptions. » More

Do you hold an annual meeting? Are you supposed to? Barbara Weltman discusses why you should have an annual meeting, when you should have it, and she gives you a checklist to go over. » More

After going to the first World Entrepreneurship Forum in France, Karen Kerrigan shares a letter from Philip Verges regarding entrepreneurs and Wall Street. » More