It has become a tradition that I recognize Labor Day as the official start of the New Business Year.

We are coming-up on the long Labor Day weekend. However, a large proportion of executives and professionals will work at least some of the time.

Our infrastructure is crumbling, and the real estate industry owes itself to lead the charge with our legislators at the local, state and federal level.

The most recent US Department of Labor unemployment statistics was good news, sort of.

September 11th is quickly approaching, marking the 12th anniversary of the 9/11. Yet again, a global terrorist threat has emerged.

The advertising industry is yet another area where we will see increased vacancy rates due to technological growth.

It's important for business to stay on top of technology. We live in an age of do or die when it comes to company innovation.

Commercial real estate development is finally returning, and though we may not be experiencing a full recovery, that is a good sign.