As we approach the Christmas holiday the normally cheery faces of sales staff in department stores and specialty purveyors of winter woolies, are sobbing over the late-spring like temperatures across most of the nation.

What business man or women doesn't arrive in their hotel room and quickly survey the desk and associated equipment like extra electrical outlets, adequate lighting, a comfy chair along with other accoutrements providing a proper workspace?

If you Google "churches for sale" you will find a plethora of once holy places on the block for sale as ministries of every denomination find themselves with churches in prime locations for development.

As I was preparing to write this week's column I began by focusing on the big news this weekend that "E-Tailers" online sales trumped brick and mortar malls.

The digitalization of photography has wrought far reaching and seismic changes well beyond the demise of Kodak, and my favorite film, Kodachrome.

Who doesn't like a Slurpee? The frozen slushy drink that causes a serious eye freeze if you drink it too fast is going to get some competition for its real estate in your local 7-Eleven store.

Americans are sick and tired of "Made Somewhere Else." Great products, made to the highest standard in America, by Americans, are what we need.

Last week United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz suffered a heart attack and was placed on medical leave just five weeks after he was appointed to the Company's highest office, replacing his predecessor who stepped down over a federal investigation.