Kudos to Irving Kahn
In the Saturday, December 22, 2012, issue of The Wall Street Journal, there was an inspiring story written by James Zweig called “The 107-Year-Old Stock Picker.” The subject of the story was 107-year-old
Mike Critelli
Do High Taxes Cause Wealthy People To Leave A State Or A Country?
James B. Stewart, a reporter and author wrote on Op-Ed piece in the Saturday, February 16, 2013, issue of The New York Times, entitled “The Myth of the Rich Who Flee From Taxes.
Celebrating Innovative Everyday Heroes
Celebrating everyday heroes Type 1: the person who performs a single dramatic heroic act When we talk about celebrating everyday heroes, we should pause to redefine what we mean. When I was growing
Labor Date Is The One Day A Year When We Should Make Sure We Honor Our Best Workers
On Labor Day, we pause to honor those who perform the jobs that need to be done, but that we may not fully appreciate the other 364 days. We increasingly fear that many
Why Life’s Small Moments Often Have Big Consequences
I just finished reading Cissy Houston’s remarkable book Remembering Whitney, which is partly Cissy Houston’s autobiography and partly a story of her daughter Whitney Houston. It is a remarkable book in
Why Do Intelligent Politicians Support A Minimum Wage Proposal That Will Kill Jobs?
In the Thursday, January 30, 2014, issue of The Wall Street Journal, Michael Saltsman, a Research director at the Employment Policies Institute, wrote a well-argued Op-Ed piece entitled “The Employee of the Month