Ethics and Trust in the Business World
In several past posts, I’ve noted that the global economy relies on trust. Whenever credit is extended or a contract written, the parties engaged in those activities trust that each side will
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In several past posts, I’ve noted that the global economy relies on trust. Whenever credit is extended or a contract written, the parties engaged in those activities trust that each side will
Entrepreneurs looking for capital and ventures capitalists looking for good ideas are natural partners; but not necessarily loving ones. Although entrepreneurs and venture capitalists would appear to be (as they say) a
Goldman Sachs has been receiving a lot of bad press recently about its activities relating to the financial crisis in Greece. It must have come as a relief when the Financial Times
This is the final post in my week-long series about entrepreneurism. As an entrepreneur, you can understand my bias towards trumpeting the positive benefits that entrepreneurs can bring to a country’s economy.
This is the third post in a short series about entrepreneurism. The cynical journalist Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914) defined optimism as: “The doctrine, or belief, that everything is beautiful, including what is ugly,
Yesterday, I began a series of posts about entrepreneurship with one entitled Want to Be an Entrepreneur? Take A Test to See If You Have the Right Stuff. In that post, I indicated
This is the first in a series of posts about entrepreneurs and entrepreneurism. As an entrepreneur myself, I’m obviously biased about how I view entrepreneurs as a group. Even before the Great
What’s a hybrid company? According to The Economist, it’s a company that operates “in the grey area between the public and private sectors [“The rise of the hybrid company,” 5 December 2009
For all of the usual reasons, this is my favorite time of the year. One naturally begins thinking more about family, blessings, and giving to others. But I also like this time
One of the subjects that caused President Obama a great deal of concern as he contemplated increasing troop strength in Afghanistan was the widespread culture of corruption there that has set back
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