Business News 5 Advantages to Localizing Your Supply Chain Don't wait for the next supply shortage to start building relationships with local sellers. By Antwaun Griffin
Business Accounting For the Price of One Share of Stock, You Could Influence a Billion-Dollar Company By Jeff Cruttenden
Thought Leaders An IPO Isn’t Just a Way to Raise Money — It Shows a Company Is Mature and Deserving of Trust Going public means a company meets certain standards of increased corporate governance, responsible leadership and financial transparency. By Amy Butte
Building a Business How Your First Board of Directors Shapes Your Company Extending control to others is a big step. Make sure you choose the right mix of leadership and industry experience. By Ray Zinn
Building a Business How to Solicit Valuable Feedback From Your Board Your board of directors can be a huge help, but only if you prompt them to provide the right type of input. By Joel Trammell
Thought Leaders Sumner Redstone’s Battle Is a Lesson In How Not to Lead Redstone's battle with his Viacom team and board shows why founders or CEOs have to learn to bow out gracefully. By Ray Hennessey
Thought Leaders When the CEO Goes Bad, the Whole Company Needs a Fresh Look Cutting off the head does nothing to fix what is likely cultural rot throughout an entire organization. By Ray Hennessey
Thought Leaders Of Course Corporations Are People Big corporations are just small businesses that grew up. And they are all run by and for people. By Steve Tobak
Thought Leaders 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. By Ray Hennessey
Building a Business The 7 Deadly Digital Sins Knowing, and avoiding, the errors that undermine online marketing is a responsibility leaders shouldn't delegate. By Simon Lande