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Barrack Obama has written a new page in the history books by becoming the first black President of the United States. Now after the glitz of winning the battle with John McCain by taking the presidency, Obama must now face a tougher battle with the mess of an economy he has inherited.

On the first day of the realization that we have a new president, the stock market took a nose dive. Business leaders are holding there breath while waiting for his decisions to show what type of economic policy a… Continue

When you are in sales or own a company you've got to concentrate everyday on feeding your pipeline. The more you feed it the more you'll make. You've got to get creative in finding those customers that are looking to buy your exact product. It's getting harder and harder to beat out everyone else and get them to know about you to choose you.

The ABSOLUTE fundamental to sales and it's greatest secret success formula is so basic that it's astounding.

You know how they say that things change yet… Continue

We all witnessed the fall of the stock market when the bailout wasn't accepted on Monday. Later, when the Asian markets opened, they fell too. The economic bailout plan is not to save wealthy Wall Street but it is the integrity of the American dollar and the world wide markets.

Before this huge mess American dollars were the most coveted money where everything seemed like it was based on it. Now, it is a sad shadow of what it once was.

The economic bailout is not for a select group but the who… Continue

Tropical storm Gustav doesn't seem as much a threat as was feared earlier this week. The markets took it well even as Gustav inched closer to hitting the Gulf and American shores. There have apparently been vast improvements in the oil rigs to handle a beating much more than 2005 and tropical storm Katrina.

Gas prices haven't risen. The price of oil has actually decreased significantly (gas is now under $4) since the oil lords discovered that Americans are just using less oil. Huh... they reall… Continue

Who hasn't heard about how bad the economy sucks. Well now even Vegas where nothing ever hurt it is feeling the pain. A major casino just slashed 40,000 jobs. Let's see their real estate market CRASHED!!! Now their jobs are being slashed.

Why didn't it hurt before for Vegas when everyone else was hurting? The local economy is no longer mostly gaming related. There are now regular jobs not casino related that take up a higher proportion of their economy so now Vegas suffers like every where else… Continue