Last week we discussed how Jack Herbein, VP for generation for Metropolitan Edison, had become the company spokesman to the press, which by Friday, two days after the accident, had

We’re going to take the next few weeks to discuss managing an environmental crisis.

Last week, I told you how a customer had been given CAD drawings that had been electronically transmitted and could be deconstructed to show all the underlying details, including the

Most of us work in companies that have methods for manufacturing products or processes, which we have developed, that differentiate us from the competition.

The classical definition of insubordination in the workplace is an employee’s willful disregard for a manager’s direct order.

Over the last two weeks we have looked at Acme’s cash flow and short-term liquidity, and the results are not good.

Beginning this week we will examine a number of financial ratios to measure the health of Acme.

For the last few weeks, we have been reviewing the simplified financial report from a non-accountant's perspective.

As we continue our analysis of Acme’s financial reporting for the years 2007 and 2008, we will look at the most critical item of cash flow.

Let’s review what we learned about these reports from Acme Combustion’s 2008 year-end report.