RE: – Not buying Russian oil only hurts Americans Interesting Insight from SMAI Analysis Executive Director, Despite our conversation and your patriotism, this needs to be said: The US is the most dominant country on the planet and insists on encouraging WWIII. The military budget of America is equal to Read more…
If President Zelenski’s interests were purely the Ukrainian people, he’d negotiate a quick peace by giving up his power to save lives and suffering. However most, so called leaders, are about themselves first which is why I’m focused on a Music Magazine that equalizes negative vibe with connected music Read more…
Valentine’s Day is much like April 1st because we are fooled into becoming an unconscious part of a corporate business model. Valentine’s Day, invented by Hallmark Corporation in 1913, has become their biggest revenue generator—and the kind of barefaced consumerism that makes individuals weak and institutions powerful. It may be fine for Read more…
Because of Covid restrictions, expansive equipment at major colleges and universities, goes unused. Covid, myth or monster, has taken big bite out of lives. Over 300,000 jobs unexpectedly lost in January—the expectation was for a net gain. The obsequiousness of it all is getting hard to justify. Major drug store Read more…
MEDIA CONTACT: **FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE** Cassidy George PHG Holding Group LTD. 480.515.2211 Info@smainstitute.com “Top is in on real-estate prices” SMA Institute reports NEW YORK/SCOTTSDALE—December 15, 2021 During the recent investment policy meeting, SMA Institute forecasted, “the top is in on real-estate prices”. Their Read more…
Happy New Year! I just woke up from a 20-year cryogenic sleep. Whussup?! I need your DSL to torrent the latest Britney single, and to use whatever replaced Google to find a Blockbuster — gotta rent Felicity on DVD! Team Noel! Hmm, I should call my mom and my Blackberry Read more…
Trends facing business in 2022 and beyond Contributor Diane Stewart Savvy CEOs understand that business can change as trends become norm rather than the exception. They know that shifts in their industry, locally or globally, can have an immediate impact on their companies, sometimes for the long term. Noticing those Read more…
Thoughts from Jack Eberenz. The U.S. Labor Department reports that unincorporated self-employed workers have risen by 500,000 since the start of the pandemic. Workers are seeking flexibility and employees are discovering their inner entrepreneur according to the WSJ. What an opportunity for franchisors, a proper message appealing to these entrepreneurial Read more…
Might have died near that granite boulder on which they stepped, if not for an “Indian”, named Squanto Most of us recall, from fourth grade, that our Pilgrim Fathers were so grateful for having safely reached their destination in 1620, they gave thanks with a noble feast. Today, we reenact Read more…
Not Accurately Identifying The Problem Encore Performance Published on March 11, 2015 The governor’s balanced budget initiative has brought back an old argument that comes up whenever it is time to cut spending. How much more money is needed to make education work? Spending money on kids is a great Read more…