QUESTION: If you have to cut your payroll, how can you do the least possible harm?
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Archive for April, 2009
Nineteen million vacant homes. If there is a symbol of today’s economic troubles and a barrier to overcoming them, it is the 19 million American homes foreclosed on by banks and largely sitting empty, falling in value and producing no income for anybody. (more…)
The conference planner’s quick reference guide
The Tech Whisperer previews the best in new technology (more…)
Only Death and Taxes are certainties, but now business taxes are less so thanks to the recession. (more…)
While American legislators promote the “buy American” cause, Canada’s and Mexico’s farm communities have their own beefs with the North American Free Trade Agreement
When obstacles stop customers from buying, remove them – and pocket the rewards (more…)
“International carbon-offset markets are a shambles, with credits trading around 10 Euros a tonne.” (more…)
Today’s energy sector has come a long way from hiring straight off the farm
They’re not tarsands; they’re oilsands. At least that’s what the energy sector and the Alberta government want – nay, need – the world to understand. Will the message make it through the muddle?
