Small Firms Tap Amazon's Juice By Mylene Mangalindan
Started in July 2002, Web Services is part of Amazon's move to position itself as more of a technology company.

Retail Squeeze Felt Far Beyond Malls By Amy Merrick and Kevin Kingsbury
A dismal January at the mall offered the latest sign that the U.S. economy is in or near a recession.

How Investors Might Ride Out Market Malaise
Wall Street Journal article: Recent Financial Crisis Mimics Those of Past.

Too Many Companies Lack Succession Plans
Only about half of public and private corporate boards have CEO-succession plans in place, read how this may affect them.

Fire That Client! By Rachel Weingarten
Most entrepreneurs want to get business, not turn it away. But sometimes a customer isn't worth keeping.

God's Network By Ellyn Spragins
Christian CEO's bond for love and profit.

Air conditioning execs join forces to educate By Richard Mcgill Murphy
Entrepreneurs, its been said, are born hungry and alone. And most are quick to seek not just bread, but fellowship. Nowhere is this more evident than in the growing ranks of Christian business owners, who are banding together for mutual support while they seek to express their faith through their companies.

Overtime lawsuits a budding industry. By Mary Sheden
Number of cases jumped 250 percent in three years and South/Central Florida leads the way.

Scam Memo
Memo warning of corporate scam in Florida.