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Organic food is something that's not relevant to Clark's life. His wife buys it for herself or the kids, but he's not into this particular food movement. Maybe that's because organic food prices are suffering from massive inflation -- even more so than non-organic grocery items. The New York Times ...
The Norwegians have a new electric car coming to the United States in 2009 that's got Clark very excited. It's called the TH!NK City and it gets 110 miles on a single charge and goes up to 65 mph. The cost? About 2 cents a mile! And it doesn't eat ...
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When you go to the store, you want to be respected and treated well as a customer. It's that simple. All the complex theories that MBAs learn in school really boil down to this: Treat the customer right. Yet the Wharton School of Business recently found that businesses aren't honoring ...
Financial writer Jonathan Clements recently wrote an interesting piece comparing people to junk bonds. Such a comparison is apt for about 20% of Americans. First, a little background: Junk bonds are typically issued by companies in financial trouble. They carry a high rate of interest because everybody's worried the company ...