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Billionaire Launches U.S. Millennial Voter Drive
Environmental activist Tom Steyer's super PAC launched with the hope of electing candidates that will work to combat climate change.
How Much Money Does It Take to Win an Election? (Infographic)
When it comes to getting elected, currency counts as much as policy.
CEO Pay Isn't All That Out of Whack If You Look at Real Data
Why do CEOs get paid so much? Because they deserve it. Plain and simple.
Why Politics and Business Don't Mix
Executives and business leaders should be aware that expressing their views by nature exerts pressure on employees and associates to conform.
Anchor Babies? What Really Matters in U.S. Presidential Race.
There are the only 9 issues that truly matter in the presidential campaign, and we need to address them now.
In the Battle of Billionaires, Howard Schultz Doesn't Measure Up to Trump
Howard Schultz is reportedly being urged to run for president. But if he wants to succeed, he needs to better understand his target market.
Hillary Clinton's Likability Crisis
In business, you don't have to be liked to be successful. In politics, it's crucial.
Sarcasm Poses Problem for Computer Algorithms in U.S. Election
Increasingly, data gatherers find themselves tripped up by basic social media conventions like sarcasm and mockery.
How You Compete Matters More Than Winning Or Losing
Do you operate on faith, or fear? When you play dirty and smear the competition, you can end up shutting down future opportunities.
Election Night Was a Good One for Business Leaders
Republicans swept into office, and so did some big names from the corporate world.
Obama Faces Tough Road as Republicans Take Control of Senate
Republicans strengthened their grip in Congress in a move guaranteed to limit President Obama's legislative agenda for his last two years in office.
3 Reasons Why You Are 'Meh' About This Year's Midterm Elections
We get it. There's plenty of reasons to drive straight past the polls next week. But isn't voting important, no matter what?
New York's Business Community Waxes Sentimental for Its Departing Billionaire
Despite bans on sugary drinks, smoking and trans fats, the 'nanny mayor' is looking a lot better these days.
Is Romney Right About Startup Rates Dropping? (Opinion)
Republican presidential candidate and former Mass. Gov. Mitt Romney set fact-checkers scrambling during this week's debate when he stated that new business startups were at 30-year lows.
What Small Businesses Care About This Election Year
New data reveals business owners' top concerns and confusion.