Is A Publicly Traded Asset Ever A “Safe Investment?”
What is a “safe investment?” As I have attempted to secure investors for our feature film From the Rough, I have gotten extremely frustrated by comments many people have made that our investment
Mike Critelli
Lack Of CEO Engagement In Employee Health
I have strongly believed that CEOs should make employee health a high priority and have been bewildered when they delegate that responsibility to their Benefits departments. I successfully created a culture of health
The “Real” Scoop On Pharmacies, Drug Companies, And Health Insurance Plans
One of the funniest comedians I ever saw in person was Robert Klein, back in 1973, when I was a law student at Harvard and he performed at the Passim Coffee House in
“Crowd Funding” for From the Rough
Yesterday, I went live on a campaign to promote From the Rough through the Indiegogo “crowd-funding” site. You can view and contribute at igg.me/at/FromTheRoughMovie/x/3364292 [https://igg.me/at/
The Flawed Congressional Budget Office Report on the Effects of Minimum Wage Increases
The Congressional Budget Office (“the CBO”) published a report on February 18, 2014, with its estimates of the effect of a federal minimum wage increase from $7.25 to $10.10. The headlines
Higher Minimum Wages: “Gentrifying” The Job Market
Over the years, I have met many elected officials, more often than not, Democrats who advocate sweeping changes to “redistribute wealth” or “reduce income inequality.” More often than not, they fail to achieve