Ray Hennessey | Page 2

Sorry, Mr. President. Companies that treat their employees well are the rule in American business, not the exception.

All the things you would do if you suddenly came into millions are actually within your grasp right now. Go for them.

All lotteries are simply taxes dressed as a way to better your financial health.

So many people like to identify as entrepreneurs while trying to ignore the economic system that got them there.

New studies suggest loneliness has adverse health effects. That's something entrepreneurs need to address.

The soon-to-be saint is one of the most-misquoted women in history. On the bright side, the quotes still resonate.

There is a secret picture underneath Mona Lisa's smile. There's one under yours, too.

Sean Rad is a skilled entrepreneur and visionary, but he has proven too often he isn't right for a larger, high-profile role.

True leaders understand the limitations inherent in power and choose to view their role as one of influence.

Culture can be quantified. We ranked the best of the best in companies that are intentional about their culture.

Irwin Schiff's wrongheaded pursuit of fighting federal taxes left a lasting legacy for modern business owners.

In eliminating tipping at his restaurants, Danny Meyer just may have proven how necessary gratuities are.

It's almost never a lack of faith that will sink you. It's a lack of doubt and a lack of understanding of what faith and belief really are.

At a time when culture tends to punish success, it's important to remember the benefits of celebration.

The political class's criticism about setbacks in the work of Trump, Fiorina and Carson is wrong and misguided.

The company, founded by serial entrepreneur Kenny Dichter, is bringing a membership model to flying.

When a surgeon decided to try something new four decades ago, it changed the face of a sport.

Cutting off the head does nothing to fix what is likely cultural rot throughout an entire organization.

Working on a startup, or being an entrepreneur, is no better than the labor of others. Remember that.

The trend of businesses ignoring and even disrespecting the role and sacrifice of law enforcement is a failure of leadership.

Why do CEOs get paid so much? Because they deserve it. Plain and simple.

When you set out to win and don't count the costs, you end up paying far more than you expected.

Be glad you don't have this guy working for you.

The NLRB just penalized the only entities providing jobs in this country, in the name of increasing employment. How does that make sense?

A study of drunk-driving deaths shows Uber has a positive effect, provided the price is right.

in a closely watched ruling, an appeals court says victims of hackers have liability for unfair-practices claims.

The CEO of Apple, which is notoriously tight-lipped, selectively released information about his company's performance. That's not good.

Entrepreneurs and small-business owners need to pay attention to market swings, whether they like it or not.

KFC believes that a negative response equates to a good response. No wonder the chain is struggling.

The idea that everyone needs to feel like a winner is turning us into a society of losers.