Yesterday was the deadline for General Motors and Chrysler to submit their respective recovery plans to Congress in a bid to show that they are making good faith efforts to move forward, with each company beating the 5 p.m. deadline handily. By last night news of what was in each report began to sur...

Anyone employed by a newspaper, magazine or other print media these days is looking over their shoulder. They know that that their boss is heading their way, bringing with them what they would hope would be a plum assignment, but in reality will almost certainly be a pink termination slip. According...

Today is one of those days where I have a lot of my mind, but not one thought that is dominate above all. This means that you’ll get to read a smattering of what is going on in my head instead of having me target one topic. Pity you. Let’s get started: I’m amazed that there a very ...

Crank the Wayback Machine to Summer, 2006. When the U.S. Supreme Court allowed New London, Connecticut, to use eminent domain to take the property of people living and doing business in the waterfront neighborhood of Fort Trumbull. The Supreme’s decision on Kelo v. New London was the cherry on...

Uncertainty adversely impacts consumer spending, however could pent-up demand bring a quick end to the current recession? My entire business hinges on how well or poorly the economy is faring. Not so much that my work is dependent on how well Wall Street is performing, rather my writings often refle...