Media organizations want Zimmerman court file unsealed
ORLANDO, Fla. — Media attorneys on Monday asked the Sanford, Fla., judge overseeing the George Zimmerman murder case to unseal the court file. Attorneys for Zimmerman and the state last week agreed that they wanted paperwork in the file kept

New Bersin & Associates Research Proves That Organizations That Excel at Social and Informal Learning
OAKLAND, Calif., March 30, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Bersin & Associates, the premier research and consulting firm empowering HR organizations to drive bottom-line impact, today announced new research proving that organizations that excel at social

Small-business lending in North Carolina up by $124.4 million
Banks in North Carolina have increased small-business lending by $124.4 million since receiving capital through the Small Business Lending Fund, according to a report released this week by the U.S. Department of Treasury. In South Carolina

In Defense of Business Brokers
In his most recent column in Inc. magazine, Norm Brodsky, renowned entrepreneur and author, asks a provocative question: Do You Need a Business Broker? The column, prompted by a question from a reader, has caused an uproar throughout the

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Would changing the rules make business more ethical?
Corruption. Poverty wages. Labour relations and strikes. Regulation for the public interest. Lobbying. Vanishingly low effective rates of corporate tax. Fat cat pay. Issues like these seem suddenly to have thrust themselves onto the corporate

Business travelers doing more with less
Although many signs point to a strengthening U.S. economy, the overwhelming sentiment in the business travel world remains doing more with less. That attitude came across in a recent study that found many business travelers are staying a few