Twelve years after the publication of Harper Lee’s long lost, Go Set a Watchman, a third book by the late author will be released this summer. The manuscript of Spilt Then the Julep had been in the possession of Mobile, Alabama gas station attendant Trace Filbin since August of 1971....

After just six weeks in business, Detroit Artisan Ice Cubes is already working at capacity “We're up to 33 cubes a week,” says founder Larry Petrangelo. “With just three makers, we can’t make more and guarentee quality.” The three – who also include former airline executive Madeline Fare and part-time...

The TV singing competition show "The Voice" is having a major influence on the corporate panel interview. Watch as three job candidates compete for a promotion, television style.

GetAheadNow! has introduced a new smart phone application that helps ambitious employees more effectively manage their butt-kissing strategies. The BootLicker™ app helps organize, categorize and prioritize compliments made to any superior at any time. With BootLicker, users will never wear out their favorite compliments and can bootlick with confidence. Features...

Most consider the alligator to be a vicious and deadly animal. And in a sense they are right, given that alligators are prone to unprovoked attacks, which often result in the victim being seriously injured, or worse. Yet I believe there is much good in alligators. Here are just some...

When Delmar Stratagems relocated from Seattle to Detroit in April, 57 year old accounting clerk Harold Walters was not invited to make the move. In fact, he was not even told the company was relocating.   But nonetheless, Walters showed up at the new Detroit office on June 15 - apparently...

Cubicle F will entertain at your next business party, conference or seminar - customizing a program of songs and comedy that will double morale and triple the bottom line! Don't believe it? It's all right here in this animated video by Cubicle F's own...

Sally Kaspers thought she was making a new friend. In reality, she'd been caught in an e-mail “banter sting” - a tactic used by over 10,000 American companies to crack down on friendly work correspondence. An analyst at Detroit-based Tewksbury-Drummond, Kaspers' experience began on June 20 when she replied to...

The word “grab” has become the second most popular word in business today, after “Exemplify.” It is employed by up and comers who wish to appear so busy they only have time to grab things:  “Let me grab my laptop!” for instance, instead of “Let me go back to...

After a six-year evaluation, a task force at Houston's Falco Financial has conditionally recommended that CEO Marianne Willikin participate in the GDS Sludge Bath - where participants spend ten minutes fully clothed in a tub full of sludge to raise awareness for Gatson-Drake Syndrome.     “We consider it an...

In 2014 - to eliminate chaos, confusion, and long lines in the cafeterias - CPA firms across the US standardized employee advancement levels. At any time during their careers, certified public accountants will find themselves positioned in one of these five places: The Rank and File:  All CPAs start...

When Molly Tallman asked the barista at Sacramento’s Drippish Coffee how many types of mocha lattes were available, she did not expect the woman to pull out a taser and stifle her question with 38,000 volts. Yet that’s exactly what happened to her last Thursday – and to hundreds of...