#758: Retail Resurgence

 

#754: CEO Who Gave All His Employees Minimum $70,000 Paycheck Thriving 6 Years Later

 

#695: How GM and Ford Joined the Fight Against Coronavirus

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#684: Financial Strategies for Getting Through the Coronavirus Crisis

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#682: Personal Finance Expert on Smart Retirement Strategies

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#667: Inside the Busy Workshop of Glassmaker Simon Pearce

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#658: The Backlash Against Going Cashless

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#657: Mark Benioff on "Trailblazer" book - How Salesforce Was Able to Do Well and to Do Good

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#650: Philadelphia District Attorney Exonerates 9 People in 19 Months

Click here if video fails to load. One of the great themes of managerial accounting is that we improve the financial picture by generating more revenues, decreasing expenses, or some of both. Not only has this Philadelphia distract attorney contributed to correcting justice, he is saving the taxpayers money by appealing for the release of innocent prisoners. While so far only 4% of reviewed cases have resulted in a release, this project is still generating positive returns in terms of social justice and financial responsibility to taxpayers.

#645: The Doctor is In

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#622: How the Government Shutdown is Impacting the Economy

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#612: "You Can't Hack Paper"

Take an accounting professor whose undergraduate major was political science and you get someone who loves this segment. I'm all about saving money and improving the number of people who exercise their voting rights. Click here to see the video from NBC Nightly News. You'll need to scroll down a little to play it.

#595: LinkedIn CEO on How Compassion Leads to Success for Companies

Click here to view this video of Jeff Weiner discussing the current job market and how he manages with compassion. If your professors talk about soft skills, you'll hear why in this segment. Well worth your time!

#594: Once Endangered Bookstores Are Booming Again

Because I love a good local bookstore and how they are surviving in the face of dying retail stores. Click here for link if video fails to load.

#587: Yale's Most Popular Class Is Teaching Students How to Lead Happier Lives

Some excellent advice here. Click here if video fails to load.

#575: Lessons from Warren Buffett

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#569: The Art of Making Globes

click here if video fails to load. An excellent example of a company that probably won't be affected by technological advances to the same degree as other jobs because of customized work and their role as a price setter.

#564:Underground Culinary Tour Schools Industry Leaders on Innovation

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#501: How Startups Like Uber and Airbnb Changed the Rules of Business

Use this link to access this segment on a new book by Bloomberg BusinessWeek's Brad Stone chronicling emerging businesses that are changing America.

#438: Two Problems, One Solution

This solution can help our environment, but it can also provide food budget relief for many, not to mention quality food options.