What do journalists want? Report offers some answers

What do journalists want? Besides fewer hours and fatter paychecks that is. It’s a question with implications that extend far beyond my selfish desires. Not only for media, but also those who depend on media. I’d contend that’s just about everyone. Cision, a public relations and earned media software company, recently released its annual state […]

Anti-capitalism trends a display of ignorance

An economic system consists of the institutions and methods by which resources are allocated and distributed. The primary distinction between the different systems is the degree to which governments participate. Alexander Hammond, a researcher with  the Foundation for Economic Education wrote, an article titled  “Anti-Capitalism: Trendy but Wrong.” He acknowledged the anti-capitalist protestors who periodically […]

SBA sets goals to help AANHPI entrepreneurs

I’m proud to be a first-generation Asian American with parents who immigrated to this country for the opportunities all Americans enjoy today. My father, a trained physician, delivered phonebooks at night while my mother held jobs in a nursing home and cut fabric at a local store. My mother was also a medical resident at […]

Literally a problem that makes my head explode

I loathe the imprecise use of words. My head literally explodes at the mere thought of it. I’m exaggerating, of course, to make a point. But no less so than what appears to me to be the growing number of people who use literally when they mean figuratively. I admit I’m a grammar curmudgeon whose […]

Neither an interviewer nor an interviewee be

“Experience should teach us to be most on our guard to protect liberty when the government’s purposes are beneficial. Men born to freedom are naturally alert to repel invasion of their liberty by evil-minded rulers. The greater dangers to liberty lurk in insidious encroachment by men of zeal, well-meaning but without understanding.” — Supreme Court […]

Neither an interviewer nor an interviewee be

I’ve had a lot of blessings to count over my 24-year tenure as editor of the Business Times. Chief among them, of course, the ongoing opportunity to talk to so many remarkable entrepreneurs and tell their success stories. But here are two more blessings to add to my lengthy list. I haven’t been an interviewee […]

It’s my job to tell success stories — and I love my job

I’ve written it before and certainly will do so again. One of the best parts of my job is talking to entrepreneurs. Now multiply that perk by five in talking with the entrepreneurs who oversee the Grand Valley companies selected as the latest finalists in the Colorado Companies to Watch awards program. The program recognizes […]

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