Red Robin Sings for Activist Shareholders, Will Pick New CEO

On March 11, 2010

Red Robin Sings for Activist Shareholders, Will Pick New CEO

Shareholders at plenty of companies get feisty and make demands when performance lags. But when that happened recently at Red Robin, they did something unusual: Rather than doing everything possible to prevent change and forcing the shareholders into an annual-meeting


On March 11, 2010

Burger King Still Owes Whoppers of Debt

Much has changed in the half century since Burger King (BKC) sold the first flame-broiled Whopper sandwiches from a drive-up hamburger stand in Miami. What remains the same, however, is that the fast food restaurant chain eventually runs into financial


On March 11, 2010

Schedule C and the IRS

Which one would you want to be?

Small Businesses, Bookkeeper and Tax Professionals Beware.

IRS submitted letters to paid tax return preparers in 1/2010 to improve the accuracy and quality of filed…


On March 11, 2010

Census Ad Agency Demanded Newspaper Coverage for Cash

Ad agencies for the U.S. Census Bureau appear not to have learned from a scandal that broke a decade ago when the White House was discovered trading ad buys with news organizations in return for positive spin in its war


On March 11, 2010

4 PR Mistakes You Never Want to Make

PR can be a touchy subject – especially if you’re an outsourced PR company and not an employee within the company wanting publicity.

In either case, here are four mistakes that you’ll never want to make when working in PR.…