Is home your castle or your sanctuary? February is national “Get Organized Month,” and it’s evident from the billion-dollar cleaning/organizing industry that we all want our homes to work for us, rather than the other way around. There is nothing like the feeling of a clean home. However, with a husband, two kids and an […]
Is it still a man’s world? When it comes to entrepreneurship, more women are taking the leap to become business owners. “In Good Company,” a conference sponsored by the University Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, is designed to help women take that step. “We certainly acknowledge the contribution made by male entrepreneurs,” said Mary Paulsell,
The organizers of the 2007 Chamber of Commerce Business Conference & Showcase managed to lure two nationally known speakers for the keynote luncheon and afternoon seminars on March 6. Merrie Spaeth, who owns Spaeth Communications and was a director of media relations under President Ronald Reagan, will speak about business communication before the Women’s Network
After generally taking a hands-off approach to private health insurance for more than a decade, state and federal governments in January began focusing on ways to overhaul a system that has left 47 million residents uninsured and businesses reeling from cost-shifting. During one week in January, President George W. Bush visited Missouri to promote tax
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You might expect a martial arts enthusiast to thrive on killer instinct, but to Monarch Jewelry owner Ken Greene, the jewelry business is about cooperation, not cutthroat competition. A one-time serious student of jujitsu, karate and aikido, Greene now teaches tai chi as a volunteer at the Armory Sports Center. He says his interest in
