- Mitch Ligon
The Business of Good Taste
Ice cream on a summer’s day is a simple pleasure, but its creation is more complex than you’d think. What goes into a batch of cookie dough soft serve, a bowl of strawberry shortcake frozen yogurt, or even a basic scoop of vanilla?
- Altamese Osborne
Making Moves
While leading Connecticut’s Century 21 regional office, Brad Farris opened a school to teach aspiring realtors how to succeed in a shaky market.
- Alaina Love McConnell
Prime Properties in Potomac
Potomac, Md. is home to some of Washington D.C.’s most celebrated business executives and social entrepreneurs. But a changing economy has presented challenges to securing a home in this ideal location.
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- Jacey Fortin
Building Bridges
The 9/11 attacks became a defining moment in a growing schism between two cultures, and bridging the gap is a matter of shared human interest.
- Advisors Magazine
Woman Called 911 Many Times Before Being Murdered
Sarah Rucker of Deltona, Fla. was found stabbed to death in a restaurant parking lot Monday after alerting police authorities that her husband, Dwayne White, was trying to kill her.
- Advisors Magazine
Illinois Man Finds $150,000 in Backyard
Wayne Sabaj found $150,000, in two bags, in his backyard garden. The money was made up of $20 bills. Sabaj, a former carpenter, is currently unemployed, and moved to live with his father in McHenry County, Ill.
- Advisors Magazine
U.S. Pledges to Send Aid to North Korean Flood Victims
In the wake of devastating floods, the United States pledged to send $900,000 of emergency aid to North Korea in addition to the $300,000
- Advisors Magazine
Germans Missing in Afghanistan
Two German men have been missing in Afghanistan since last Friday, prompting German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle to assert the possibility
- Advisors Magazine
Contaminated Liquor kills 45 in Ecuador
Since mid- July, Ecuadorian authorities have confirmed 161 cases of methanol poisoning after the sale of contaminated bootleg liquor left 45 dead
- Advisors Magazine
Earthquake Hits East Coast
A rare earthquake hits the eastern coast of the United States on August 23rd 2011. The tremor lasted about 45 seconds and measured in
- Advisors Magazine
Supply on Demand
A supply chain is no stronger than its weakest link. Businesses at every phase of the supply/demand relationship need to embrace best practices
- Advisors Magazine
An American Chef
Scott Philip grew up in the rural Midwest, but the cuisine at his Florida beachside restaurant is inspired by culinary styles from all around the world
- Wendy Connick
Bridging the Gap for Outdoor Product Manufacturers
Sometimes manufacturers have trouble getting their products in front of the right end customers. When that happens, they turn to a professional go-between: someone who can promote their products and
- Andrea Lehner
A Natural Gift Put to Good Use
Some people have gifts that can be developed, but not learned. Carole Kennedy, a nationally-renown intuitive counselor, has such a gift. She helps people with physical and spiritual healing, offering guidance during turbulent life situations and assistance with police investigations.
