When restaurants use chalkboard menus so they can change fast-rising prices easily, I understand why the nation’s lowest-wage workers need a raise.
There are times in the money-and-how-it-makes-us-behave department when your scrivener simply shakes his head and laughs. This approach is particularly helpful when the world financial system wobbles toward the edge of the abyss.
High-tech entrepreneurs promise to bring a much-needed boost to the regional economy, but they often can use a hand getting their businesses started.
When Stefan Mumaw, the senior art director at Kelly Russell, and his wife were ready to ditch Southern California, they unrolled a map of the U.S. and started drawing circles.
Sometimes, being old school can be cool. In this case, I’m thinking about an old-fashioned savings tool that could be just the thing to teach children how to deal with growing up in an instant-gratification society.
Pessimists have been analyzing the recession for months. Even Wall Street officially landed its bear market.
The first thing to know about the latest restaurant to open in the Kansas City Power & Light District: Bice is pronounced BEE-chay.
The sculptor Stretch is living up to his name again by expanding the boundaries where artists are urban pioneers.
I don’t trust computers. Never have. Probably never will. They crash. They freeze. They fail. They even have an annual convention for it. The third annual Computer & Human Error conference was held in New York several months back. I imagine those conventioneers all wear paper bags over their heads.
Just about the only sizable law firm in Kansas City that doesn’t seem to be interested in a merger nowadays is Spencer Fane Britt & Browne.
Extended breaks are usually the norm for domestic vehicle manufacturers this time of year. But production schedules for local plants have turned topsy-turvy amid the slow economy and growing demand for cars.
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Rick Alm Gambling & Tourism |
Randolph Heaster Labor Scene |
Steve Rosen Kids & Money |
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Kevin Collison Development |
Joyce Smith Cityscape |
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Mark Davis Road to Riches |
Chris Lester Commentary |
Diane Stafford At Work |
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Jason Gertzen Bio Biz |
Jennifer Mann Advertising & Marketing |
Bob Unell Panel Discussion |
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David Hayes A Word to the Wired |
Dan Margolies Legal Affairs |
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