I’m attaching an article from the front page of The Wall Street Journal on Thursday, January 24th, reporting on Bill Gates and his call for a kinder form of capitalism. Apparently, Bill Gates will be…

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I’m including an article which appeared in the January 10th issue of The Wall Street Journal about the Human Development Index (HDI), which measures education, life expectancy and economic output, as opposed to the GDP,…

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Regardless of your politics…or your religion, for that matter, Kathleen Parker’s column on the Romney Declaration on religion was particiularly apropos. Read through the entire article. Of particular significance was Romney’s observation, quoted at the end…

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As every entrepreneur knows, every hit opens up an opportunity. However, when it comes to the personal, the strength, perseverance and fortitude to look for the opportunity become that much more difficult. That said, I…

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Peggy Noonan’s soft entrance into what is otherwise a political minefield was noteworthy. Note her use of the word “devolve” each time she makes reference to going from one language—the English language—to two languages with…

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I found Steven Chapman’s article interesting in that it took an updated look at the regulatory environment for anti-trust enforcement. It is ironic, for example, the Federal Trade Commission would even consider a merger between Whole…

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Putting “politics” aside, I am surprised by George Wills’ observation that $3.07 for a gallon of gas in 2007 is less than it was on an inflation adjusted level in 1981. I was even more surprised…

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Providing the Processwords by Jackie Larson After experiencing success as a litigation attorney and founder of a one-product empire in the 1990s, Larry Pino, CEO of Orlando-based Dynetech, had a breakthrough when he realized that…

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