Business & the Law

A successful entrepreneur is always on guard for the next big thing. They actively seek opportunities to grow, expand, and diversify their assets. At the same time, they’re well aware that not all ideas poised to be the next big thing are worth pursuing. More often than not, such ideas are only good for the […]

In 2008, more than 800,000 American families, including Connecticuters, lost their homes during the housing crisis. Compared to 2006 numbers, the foreclosure filings in 2008 increased by 225%. Although many point fingers to unscrupulous bankers, they’re not the only ones at fault. It takes two to make a bad deal. The homeowners whose mortgages went

Anything you do shows a glimpse of your personality, particularly the qualities you hold dear to yourself. It may not seem apparent that you are making personal decisions when your goal is to improve the workplace, but deep down, your decisions show your true self as opposed to the image you show to the world.

Healthy living is currently all the rage and now generates high profits, unlike the past years. For instance, you can get a piece of the revenue generated annually in healthy living products by investing in salads. Over 65% of startups, however, fail within a few months of their opening due to poor choices and the

A well-oiled public relations (PR) campaign can easily propel your business to new heights and give you much-needed exposure to new audiences and markets. Done incorrectly, however, aside from wasting resources, your PR campaign won’t yield the results you’re looking for. Below are three common mistakes that usually lead to PR fails and what you