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The bill passed in a landslide vote in the House earlier this month, but is stalling in the Senate. Here's the latest. The saga continues: On Tuesday evening, the Senate denied the democratic proposal to the JOBS Act, 55 to 44, five votes short of a necessary majority, delaying the ultimate vote by at least another day

The bill passed in a landslide vote in the House earlier this month, but is stalling in the Senate.

The bill passed in a landslide vote in the House earlier this month, but is stalling in the Senate. Here's the latest.

Who will win?

A new Gawker report shows Twitter lagging far behind Facebook in revenue. If the numbers are accurate, they show big trouble.

Stop judging & start listening: Senior execs can learn something valuable from their youngest employees. This is part of a 2-part series.

Stop judging & start listening: Senior execs can learn something valuable from their youngest employees. This is part of a 2-part series. Read the companion post: 8 Old-School Rules for Gen Y

Here's how a banker will cut to the chase -- and decide if your company is worth taking a risk on. I have a friend in the baseball business who used to value players. He could take a player’s statistics, compare them to other similar players, and help his clients (the baseball clubs) come up with a value range for the player.

Here's how a banker will cut to the chase -- and decide if your company is worth taking a risk on. I have a friend in the baseball business who used to value players. He could take a player’s statistics, compare them to other similar players, and help his clients (the baseball clubs) come up with a value range for the player.

There are methods and techniques used by the highest-paid and most successful people in our society to get paid more money for what they do and get promoted faster to higher levels of authority and responsibility.

You can make the sale even after a customer says your price is way too high.

You can make the sale even after a customer says your price is way too high. Follow these easy steps. If your job involves selling, chances are you're going to hear one of these objections: "It costs too much!" or "The price is too high." The next time you do, try this simple five-step process to handle this all-too-common objection: 1

Turns out you don't have to be a banker or a mathlete to get into the credit card business.

Research shows that women exaggerate the skills they need to succeed. For women entrepreneurs, that could be a problem.

What are they doing, anyway? A look inside the secret lives of hired guns. You hire an independent contractor