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It happens most overtly in a sales presentation: “So tell us, Mr. Jones, why should we choose you?” Words vary. You may recognize: What makes you folks different, what sets…

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Immanuel Kant’s moral philosophy was summed up in his “categorical imperative:”   Act only according to that maxim whereby you can at the same time will that it should become…

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In order of popularity, they were: A Better New Year's Resolution - strictly speaking a December post, the suggestion that instead of making a list of resolutions for the new…

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One business page, Sunday NYTimes. Two articles. Two distinct visions of our future. Andrew Sorkin’s “A Growing Aversion to Ticker Symbols” describes the seeming tsunami of private equity money creating…