UPS says it expects to hire 90,000 to 95,000 workers for the holiday season
UPS said Tuesday it will hire 90,000 to 95,000 employees — about the same as last year — to help handle shipping and deliveries over the holiday season.
Windfalls, lost business, uncertainty _ US small businesses feel impact from China's economy
China's economic problems have been a windfall for some U.S. small businesses — and pose a threat to others.
LinkedIn stock takes a hit after weaker-than-expected 2nd-quarter guidance
Shares of LinkedIn Corp. are diving Thursday after the professional networking service gave a disappointing second-quarter outlook.
As China goes on holiday for Lunar New Year, business and cultural impact felt globally
Decades ago the Chinese New Year holiday, also known as Spring Festival, had little impact outside of China.
From baller to small business owners: NFL players find second careers as entrepreneurs
As Eddie George neared the end of his nine seasons in the NFL, the running back began pondering his next play.
Small business and politics: A look at the House Small Business Committee as Graves steps down
Small companies were still reeling from the recession in 2011 when Sam Graves became chairman of the House Small Business Committee.
Obama wants an election about the economy, but it's hard not to make it about him
President Barack Obama is all in with his economic pitch.
Gov. Susana Martinez proposes to restore work requirement for some food stamp recipients
Gov. Susana Martinez's administration proposes to re-impose and broaden work-related requirements on low-income New Mexicans to qualify for food stamps.
California candidate spends week living as homeless person, says he was testing Brown's claim
California's Republican candidate for governor says he spent a week living as a homeless person in search of a job to test Gov. Jerry Brown's claim that the state is making a comeback after the economic downturn.
LinkedIn stock bucks week's downward trend among social media companies after solid results
It hasn't been a great week for social media companies, but professional networking service LinkedIn Corp. seems to be bucking the trend.
Recession not over for some small businesses 6 years after downturn's official end
The recession isn't a dim memory for many small businesses.
What Employees Want (Besides Money)
Do your employees want more of this?
The Right Way to Ask for a Raise
Asking for a raise is no fun. Yet, if you want to be successful in today’s world it’s a necessary evil. Here is advice.
3 Ways to Be a Better Boss
Whether you are a line supervisor, middle manager, or executive, as the boss you are responsible for setting the tone and creating a positive and productive work environment. When bosses fail to do this, turnover increases, morale drops and hiring expenses skyrocket. Here are tips.
Leading with Optimism: Three Simple Techniques
In a world dominated by negativity the challenge is finding ways to proactively seek out the positive in our lives and make spotting the positive a habit.
Hiring for Hustle
As an organizational psychologist I’ve been involved in quite a few hiring initiatives and one thing is for sure: the way we vet and hire new employees in this country is more often than not a pretty haphazard experience.
The 12 Office Mishaps of Christmas
Dr. Woody’s annual list of 12 common office mishaps that occur during holiday festivities!
The Open Office Debate
The major argument for the open office is that it helps to foster collaboration.
America’s Top Execs Talk Leadership
It’s critical that executives take the time to understand who their job candidates are and how they will fit with the values and culture of their company.
The CEO’s Secret Weapon: A Strong Executive Assistant
Often referred to as the gatekeeper, the position of executive assistant can be a very powerful and lucrative career, but it certainly isn’t for everyone.











