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10 tips to evaluate your new marketing program

By Jean M. Gianfagna | May 11, 2013

Is your new ad campaign edgy or over the edge?

Spending cuts unpopular yet not set to go away

By Philip Elliott | March 4, 2013

The spending cuts are here to stay if you believe the public posturing Sunday.

No movement: Lawmakers dig in heels on debt crisis

By Anne Flaherty | January 7, 2013

Democrats insist on higher taxes for the wealthy while Republicans demand more cuts in government spending.

Obama, Boehner meet to discuss fiscal cliff

By Anne Flaherty, Julie Pace | December 10, 2012

But the two parties remain far apart on raising taxes for the wealthiest Americans and entitlement reform.

Senate Democrats divided over cuts to benefit programs

By Stephen Ohlemacher | November 29, 2012

Deep divisions among Senate Democrats over whether to cut popular benefit programs pose a big obstacle to attempts to avoid an economy-crushing fiscal cliff.

Obama to appeal to public on fiscal cliff

By Ken Thomas | November 27, 2012

President Barack Obama will meet with small business owners and middle-class families this week, as he makes a case for his strategy for dealing with the looming fiscal cliff.

Work hard, work smart

By Daniel D. Williams | November 1, 2012

This Ohio-based advisor started out selling door-to-door. Today, he has two offices and a production total of $20 million. How did he get there? By working harder and smarter.