Chicago and the Legacy of the Daley Dynasty

Both father and son remade the city physically and politically. But the younger Daley may not pass on the old political clout to his successor

Progressive Research Helps Organizations Find Qualified Donors at a Fraction of the Usual Price

Non-profits need painstaking research to find the donors they need to function. Progressive Research frees organizations to focus on their goals.

Own nothing – control everything: five patterns for securing data on devices you don’t own

The enterprise security perimeter is quickly dissolving. Everything from company financials and source-code e-mails to unstructured documents and other forms of knowledge are circling outside the enterprise firewall on non-IT-controlled devices.

Fidelity Investments® Survey Finds Low Awareness of Roth IRA Recharacterization Option as October Deadline Nears

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--With the October 15 deadline for recharacterizing a Roth IRA conversion just weeks away, a Fidelity Investments® study1 released today finds that less than a third (30 percent) of investors who are newly eligible to complete a Roth IRA conversion are aware of the flexibility they have to “undo” the move. The findings of this survey coincide with the publication of a new ...

Guest Post: Dangerous Economic Misconceptions

Submitted by Giordano Bruno of Neithercorp Press Dangerous Economic Misconceptions By Giordano Bruno Neithercorp Press – 09/07/2010 For many years, economics in the U.S. has been approached with a ‘game show’ mentality. Wild and backwards speculations on financial growth have become the norm. The daily ‘Wall Street Journal’ and ‘Washington Post’ musings of international bankers and their servile ...

Budget squeeze threatens NEBRASKAland magazine

Picture this, NEBRASKAland readers: A mailbox devoid of your favorite magazine. The 84-year-old publication by the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is under financial scrutiny that might halt the presses.

Trucking in the U.S.A.: Where the Accent is Russian

Immigrants from the old Eastern bloc seem to be clustering around the trucking industry, bringing with it a set of cultural and legal problems