electronics

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  Retailers pull stocks lower on poor holiday sales

  By AP Staff Writer  |  December 26, 2012

  Retailers pulled stocks lower Wednesday as U.S. markets reopened following the Christmas holiday.

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  Pariath to lead John Hancock operations

  By Noah Guillaume  |  December 7, 2012

  John Hancock Financial, the U.S. division of Manulife Financial, named Sebastian Pariath as head of John Hancock Operations, effective January 1.

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  Cyber Monday means nothing to life insurance

  By Brian Anderson  |  November 26, 2012

  What could the life insurance industry do to get in on the holiday shopping action?

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  4 business success stories so crazy they just might work

  By Bill Coffin  |  November 15, 2012

  What do Lexus, DaVita, Panera Bread and Umpqua Bank have in common? An intuitive, customer-centric business strategy.

• “Melt in the body” medical electronics devised

  By Staff Writer  |  October 1, 2012

  Ultra-thin electronics that dissolve inside the body have been devised by scientists in the U.S. and could be used for a range of medical roles.

• How to make the United States healthy, wealthy & wise

  By Richard Hoe, ChFC, CLU, AEP  |  October 1, 2012

  There’s at least one thing the Founding Fathers may never have considered: lobbying!

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  Life Insurance Proceeds Boost Retailer's Earnings

  By AP Staff Writer  |  May 23, 2012

  Thanks to a key-man policy Hhgregg held on its former CEO, the electronics and appliance retailer saw a surge in its fourth-quarter earnings.

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  Balancing Tradition with Technology

  By Samuel Baldwin  |  April 13, 2012

  Modern technology has significantly improved advisor productivity and helped substantially grow our businesses. But it's still not a replacement for face-to-face meetings.

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  Riding the Life Extension Wave

  By Richard W. Samson  |  December 19, 2011

  Failure to plan Adequately for the long-term care (LTC) needs of our longer-living population is putting more than just the people at risk, who stand to lose trillions. Federal and state governments along with the LTC insurance industry also face multi-trillion dollar losses, and may be flirting with insolvency. And...

• Born To Be Wild

  By Daniel Williams  |  July 1, 2011

  Big Jim Holt has sailed the seven seas, hit a gusher in Texas oil and experienced the economic crash of 2008 firsthand, but he's never as alive as when he's on the open road.